The 2026 Toyota GRMN Corolla Starts at $64,360NATHAN LEACH-PROFFERToyota's basic GR Corolla is already a unique and lovable take on a hot hatchback, but the GRMN variant announced in June goes a step further. Power may be the same, but unique suspension components matched by a jump in torque make it completely distinct from its off-the-shelf relative. It's not exactly a bargain, though.According to a Toyota released published on Wednesday, the GRMN Corolla has an MSRP of $64,360. That's nearly triple the price of the basic Corolla sedan, and almost $25,000 more than the basic GR Corolla's listed $40,520 MSRP. It moves the hot hatch into a new performance car pricing tier entirely, lining the GRMN Corolla up with the starting price of a Ford Mustang Dark Horse and leaving it nearly $5000 below a base BMW M2.That serious premium for the new variant nets buyers a unique suspension setup, unique aero elements, a model-exclusive power steering setup, unique 4WD control tuning, and ultra-sticky Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. Add in the extra torque, plus 66 pounds of weight savings, and the hot hatch seems worthy of its "GR Master of the Nürburgring" badging.AdvertisementAdvertisementWhile the price may incur sticker shock in the sort of buyer who expects any Corolla to be a bargain, it will be a problem that ends up impacting very few owners. Just 730 units are scheduled for production globally, leaving American buyers to compete against customers throughout the world to get their hands on the coveted Corolla. For comparison, Toyota sold 9940 GR86s in the U.S. alone last year.You Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State
