Toyota Supra News

In the prehistoric age of sport-utility vehicles circa the 1980s, the earlier species had not yet evolved into today's all-conquering beasts outfitted with mega-horsepower V8s, chrome dubs the size of manhole covers, DVD players, navigation systems and heated leather thrones.

Eerie? Tacky? Disturbing? Take your pick. For the second time in a few months after our find of the Acura Integra with the Porsche fascia and Toyota Supra bodykit, we've stumbled upon yet another Integra mishmash on eBay.

It will be the first rear-driven, front-engined flat-four sports car since the Jowett Jupiter, and will fit into the Toyota range where the Celica used to be, writes DAVE MOORE.

Walking around this yeara s Tokyo Motor Show , which felt more like a small-town affair than a grand international event, I couldna t help but notice the plethora of plug-in electric vehicles.

Toyota is the master of conservative cars, but now the world's largest car maker is looking to inject excitement in to its future.

We've been spying the 2011 Lexus LF-A, off and on, for over a year. We've seen it testing all over Europe.

Submitted by Bill Bortzfield on Fri, 10/16/2009 - 06:29. Full disclosure: I've owned two Trans Ams and loved the F-body. BUT, I like the 2010 Ford Mustang better than Chevy's new Camaro.

Toyota unveiled Tuesday a new lightweight, sporty concept car inspired by an iconic coupe from the 1980s, saying its vision of the future was both mean and green.

Toyota will unveil its new FT-86 concept car at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Show this month.

Unless you're Marty McFly, chances are you're not going to be time traveling anytime soon.

Fans of the long gone Supra, MR2 and even the Celica may rejoice; as we tipped you off a few hours ago , Toyota has just released the first official photos of the FT-86, a near-production concept model of its Subaru co-developed rear-wheel drive coupe that will make its world debut at the Tokyo Motor Show later this month.

Toyota has been taking it in the shorts lately. Chief Akio Toyoda has claimed the company is " grasping for salvation " and needs to get back to the job of building cars that people can be passionate about.

Your engine is made up of a million different bits that work in harmony and are supervised by the Engine Control Unit to convert as much of the hard-earned money you spent at the pump as possible to useful work.

Your engine is made up of a million different bits that work in harmony and are supervised by the Engine Control Unit to convert as much of the hard-earned money you spent at the pump as possible to useful work.

Welcome to yet another primered appearance of the Construction Zone. We hope that by seeing more unfinished rides in the raw you'll come up with some new ideas of your own to complete the ride that's collecting cobwebs in your garage.

There are cars that just capture the attention of all who come in contact with them.

Akio Toyoda, the recently-installed president of Toyota , called himself "a car nut" and emphasized that, while the automaker won't give up its mainstream mission, he's excited about the company's upcoming sports car .

Akio Toyoda, the recently-installed president of Toyota , called himself "a car nut" and emphasized that, while the automaker won't give up its mainstream mission, he's excited about the company's upcoming sports car .

Back in the glory days of affordable Japanese sports cars, such as the Toyota Supra, the Mazda RX-7 and the Nissan 300ZX, turbocharging was the norm for achieving high horsepower figures while keeping prices low - and while Toyota and Mazda may not be considering bringing back turbocharged sports cars for the time being, Nissan is toying with the ...

Back in the late Eighties, I was sitting outside a pub in Fulham with my old writing and business partner when someone pulled out of a side turning in a Toyota Supra and accelerated smartly down the road.