Jada Toys - JDM Tuners 1986 Toyota Trueno AE86 1:24 Scale Diecast Vehicle

Jada Toys - JDM Tuners 1986 Toyota Trueno AE86 1:24 Scale Diecast Vehicle

Celebrate the spirit of Japanese street racing with the JDM Tuners 1986 Toyota Trueno AE86, recreated in 1:24 scale by Jada Toys. This officially licensed diecast model captures the iconic two-tone white and black finish, pop-up headlights, and classic hatchback silhouette that made the AE86 a legend. With its lightweight design and rear-wheel-drive layout, it’s a tribute to one of the most beloved cars in JDM history.

Constructed from durable diecast metal with plastic components, the model features opening doors, bonnet, and rear hatch, revealing a detailed interior and engine bay. Real rubber tyres and free-rolling wheels enhance its realism and display appeal. Whether showcased on a shelf or used for imaginative play, this Trueno AE86 delivers authentic styling and nostalgic charm.

Key Features

• Officially licensed 1986 Toyota Trueno AE86 by Jada Toys
• 1:24 scale diecast replica with white and black finish
• Opening doors, bonnet, and rear hatch with detailed interior and engine
• Diecast metal body with plastic parts and rubber tyres
• Pop-up headlight styling and classic hatchback silhouette
• Approximate dimensions: 21.6 x 9.2 x 6.4 cm
• Suitable for ages 8 and up

This 1:24 scale Toyota Trueno AE86 captures the essence of JDM culture with precision and style. A must-have for collectors and fans of iconic Japanese performance cars.



The AE86 is a legendary car from Toyota’s fifth-generation Corolla lineup, produced between 1983 and 1987. It’s best known for its lightweight build, rear-wheel-drive layout, and high-revving 1.6L twin-cam engine—making it a favourite among driving purists, especially in drifting and motorsports.

The name AE86 breaks down like this:

• A = Engine series (4A)
• E = Corolla platform
• 8 = Fifth generation (E80 series)
• 6 = Variant within that generation

It came in two main versions:

• Levin – with fixed headlights
• Trueno – with pop-up headlights (famously driven by Takumi in Initial D)

Nicknamed “Hachi-Roku” (Japanese for “eight-six”), the AE86 became a cult icon thanks to its balance, simplicity, and tunability. It’s the spiritual predecessor to modern cars like the Toyota GR86 and Subaru BRZ.