hachi-roku

The japanese term for Toyota Trueno Gt-Apex. Chassis code is AE86 (the term 86 is not because of its year model but the chassis)
A popular drift car for its light-weight rear wheel drive set up.

Also appears in Initial D. It is a story of a kid named Takumi who delivers tofu at night by taking his father, Bunta's Hachi-roku out. Because of takumi's skill in downhill touge he quickly finds himself in the mountain street racing prefectures of gunma.

Japanese for 86. hatch meaning 8 and roku meaning 6. mostly used for the auto mobile known to americans as the 1986 Toyota Corrola.

A Japanese phrase that literally means "Eight Six"; as opposed to "Hachi Ju Roku" which would be the correct way of saying "Eighty Six"

In North America the phrase is used by posers to describe rear wheel drive Corollas built between 1985 and 1987.

Stands for 8 and 6 in japanese (86). In a automotive context, it relates to the Corolla AE-86 hatchback, which is famous for it's drifting and racing capabilities, and referred by the YouTuber from the channel Bladed Angel in a funny way as the "Eight-uh-Six-uh", in an attempt to sound like a japanese man.