Before becoming a separate model, this sports car was a simple derivative of the Celica Coupe. Toyota abandoned this name in 2002, until 2019 when it was reused with the two letters GR, which stand for Gazoo Racing. The new Supra is a collaboration between Toyota and BMW and is based on the Z4. It receives the same supercharged 4 and 6-cylinder engines and is produced in Austria.

Here we have the second generation of the elegant Soarer coupé, which gradually became the Lexus SC, released in 1986. This 1988 restyled version receives an electric folding glass roof (open on this model car) that prevented the car from offering rear seats. This limited series of 500 cars was launched in 1989.

Before being renamed Lexus SC (which ended up as a convertible), this Toyota coupe, released in 1981, was called Soarer in Japan. The rear-wheel drive Soarer is based on the Mark II, equipped with a 2-litre to 2.8-litre in-line 6-cylinder, and even a 3-litre from 1985, the last year of sale of this first generation. The 2800 GT Limited version reproduced here was released in 1982.

In January 1989, the Legacy succeeded three generations of Leone, whose origins date back to 1970. The Legacy acquired an international reputation as a sports car, linked to Subaru's commitment to rallying, before the Impreza took over. This Japanese version is a model of the first year. This all-wheel drive RS trim level was equipped with a turbo engine delivering 220 hp.

Before becoming a separate model, this sports car was a simple derivative of the Celica Coupe. Toyota abandoned this name in 2002, until 2019 when it was reused with the two letters GR, which stand for Gazoo Racing. The new Supra is a collaboration between Toyota and BMW and is based on the Z4. It receives the same supercharged 4 and 6-cylinder engines and is produced in Austria.

Before becoming a separate model, this sports car was a simple derivative of the Celica Coupe. Toyota abandoned this name in 2002, until 2019 when it was reused with the two letters GR, which stand for Gazoo Racing. The new Supra is a collaboration between Toyota and BMW and is based on the Z4. It receives the same supercharged 4 and 6-cylinder engines and is produced in Austria.