Toyota Sports Cars

Toyota definitely is not the first automaker that comes to mind when you think of performance cars, but the Japanese manufacturer has a steep history in making some incredible sports machinery. The S800 was Toyota’s first proper sports car. Power for the S800 came from a 0.8-liter, two-cylinder horizontally opposed engine. Japanese car companies have built some of the most intriguing sports cars to have ever made it into American showrooms. This is especially true when examining the past 20 years, a period where Japanese sports cars really came into their own and started to equal.

The Sports 800 scooped the third position in the 1967 Fuji 24-hour race and will be fondly remembered, not only as Toyota’s first production sports car, but a real driving enthusiast’s sports car. The Sports 800 car with such small proportions and Toyota’s first production sports car. The two most of the compelling Japanese sports cars are Toyota Celica, Toyota Supra etc.

Toyota Celica Sports Cars

Toyota Supra Sports Cars