Toyota had proved that there was a place in its line-up for exotic sports cars. Following the smash-hit Celica, Japan's very ...

Take to the streets in style as a new Fast and Furious car is coming to the Technic line as the Toyota Supra MK4 is racing on ...

Toyota's off-road and truck offerings are the freshest they've ever been following a busy two years of new products, and after a long wait, the 4Runner has finally received the modernization ...

Brian O’Conner’s orange A80 Toyota Supra might just be one of the most famous examples ... Not only does it come equipped with a pair of NOS canisters, but the Targa roof is removable and the bonnet ...

Toyota has all but confirmed it is working on a mid-engined sports car under its Gazoo Racing sub-brand. The company’s plan to build a new two-seat sports car has been on the radar for a while ...

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The 1987-to-1998 Toyota Supra Sport Roof was a targa-top version of the Supra Coupe. It featured a removable roof panel that could easily be stashed in the trunk. Toyota said, "The SPORT ROOF ...

The fifth-generation Toyota Supra has been honed into a ‘pure sports car’ by Gazoo Racing. How does it measure up against the Porsche 718 Cayman and Alpine A110? Here it is, then: the most ...

The Toyota Supra is another vehicle that is performing very poorly in the global market, despite it being a well-rounded and thrilling sports car option. Here in the U.S., it's losing the fight to ...

Good news! KAMManufaktur is here with a follow up to its tin-topped 912c, and as you can probably work out from the images above, it’s called the 912c Targa. To recap, the 912 was essentially an ...

Hungarian restomod specialist Kamm has revealed an open-top Targa version of its modified Porsche 912. Following the 912c coupe launched last year, the stylish new 912c Targa promises to combine ...

The four-pot sports car in question is called 912c Targa after its targa-style roof, a rare option as far as the original is concerned. Porsche initially offered the 912 from 1965 through 1969 as ...