Does Toyota have sports cars?
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Toyota has sports cars such as the Toyota MR2, CEL03, Toyota 86, Toyota Celica, and Toyota Supra. Toyota MR2: The MR2 series is Japan's first mass-produced high-performance sports car with a mid-engine layout. In terms of appearance, the front view of the MR2 somewhat resembles the Mazda RX-7 FD (Takumi Fujiwara's sports car). Performance-wise, the MR2 is equipped with a 1998cc L4 DOHC engine producing 180 horsepower. While not top-tier in terms of raw power, this output is more than sufficient due to the car's lightweight construction. Toyota 86: The design of the 86 originates from TOYOTA's European design center ED2 in Nice, France, evolving from the FT-HS concept car unveiled by Toyota in 2007. Consequently, the styling of the 86 exhibits some European influences. However, the overall feel still distinctly reflects its TOYOTA heritage.
I'm a car history enthusiast and know that Toyota indeed has sports cars. Starting with the 2000GT in the 1960s, it showcased its sports DNA, then the Celica in the 1970s became a classic, and the Supra in the 1990s was a hit in the street racing scene. Now Toyota is innovating, with the GR Supra and GR 86 both carrying on the tradition, equipped with efficient engines and featuring cool designs. I've always kept an eye on these models because they not only excel in performance but also offer high reliability, unlike some pure sports cars that are prone to breakdowns. Toyota has made sports cars more accessible, allowing enthusiasts like me to enjoy the thrill of driving within a budget.
