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When Toyota launched first launched the Supra series back in 1978, the sports coupe was largely based on the Celica liftback featuring a longer and wider body, modified styling, better equipment and most importantly, an inline-six instead of a four-cylinder engine. This is why the car was marketed as the Celica Supra. Read more »
- Spectacular Toyota Ft-1 Concept Visits Jay Leno’s Garage
For all we know, the Toyota FT-1 Concept will remain just a stunning design exercise. Officially designed for the Gran Turismo 6 video game by Toyota’s Calty Design Research in California, the FT-1 Concept builds upon “a rich sports coupe...
- Toyota Once Again Rumored To Be Mulling A Replacement For The Supra
After so many reports about Toyota resurrecting the Supra, one would be inclined to doubt the persistent rumors. On the other hand, we have the example of the on-again, off-again, on-again Acura/Honda NSX, which came into fruition with the presentation...
- 2014 Toyota Supra Concept: An Artist's Take On The Japanese Firm's Sports Car
In the years that followed after the suspension of production of the last Toyota Supra, the MkIV in 2002, we were (and still are) blasted with numerous reports and rumors suggesting that the Japanese carmaker is planning a revival of its flagship sports...
- Toyota To Bring Numerous Race Cars At Goodwood Including A 700hp Celica Gt4-x And The Lexus Lf-a
At next month's Goodwood Festival of Speed that runs from July 3 to 5, Toyota plans to bring a variety of race cars led by the Lexus LF-A that will be making its first appearance on British soil. The V10-powered supercar will be joined by another...
- Toyota Supra Hv-r Becomes The First Hybrid Car To Win A Motor Race
Toyota made history last weekend by winning the Tokaichi 24-Hour endurance race with the Supra HV-R hybrid race car. According to the Japanese car maker, it’s the first time ever that a Hybrid race car has won a competition. Based on the Supra...
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Low Mileage 1980 Toyota Celica Supra will Take You Back in Time
When Toyota launched first launched the Supra series back in 1978, the sports coupe was largely based on the Celica liftback featuring a longer and wider body, modified styling, better equipment and most importantly, an inline-six instead of a four-cylinder engine. This is why the car was marketed as the Celica Supra. Read more »
- Spectacular Toyota Ft-1 Concept Visits Jay Leno’s Garage
For all we know, the Toyota FT-1 Concept will remain just a stunning design exercise. Officially designed for the Gran Turismo 6 video game by Toyota’s Calty Design Research in California, the FT-1 Concept builds upon “a rich sports coupe...
- Toyota Once Again Rumored To Be Mulling A Replacement For The Supra
After so many reports about Toyota resurrecting the Supra, one would be inclined to doubt the persistent rumors. On the other hand, we have the example of the on-again, off-again, on-again Acura/Honda NSX, which came into fruition with the presentation...
- 2014 Toyota Supra Concept: An Artist's Take On The Japanese Firm's Sports Car
In the years that followed after the suspension of production of the last Toyota Supra, the MkIV in 2002, we were (and still are) blasted with numerous reports and rumors suggesting that the Japanese carmaker is planning a revival of its flagship sports...
- Toyota To Bring Numerous Race Cars At Goodwood Including A 700hp Celica Gt4-x And The Lexus Lf-a
At next month's Goodwood Festival of Speed that runs from July 3 to 5, Toyota plans to bring a variety of race cars led by the Lexus LF-A that will be making its first appearance on British soil. The V10-powered supercar will be joined by another...
- Toyota Supra Hv-r Becomes The First Hybrid Car To Win A Motor Race
Toyota made history last weekend by winning the Tokaichi 24-Hour endurance race with the Supra HV-R hybrid race car. According to the Japanese car maker, it’s the first time ever that a Hybrid race car has won a competition. Based on the Supra...