This engine produced 145 horsepower, roughly equaling the JDM-exclusive model. This Celica Supra / Celica XX only lasted three model years, the narrowest timeframe of any Supra model.

Ever since the debut of the Scion FR-S way back in 2013, Toyota has talked about building "three brothers" of sports cars — a lineup to match the Supra, Celica, and AE86 Corolla of old.

It's easy for the layman to dismiss Toyotas as good, reliable cars that maybe aren't all that interesting. Well, layman, get ...

Second Generation (1982-1985) Celica Supra: 178 Horsepower By the mid-1980s, the majority of sports cars considerably bumped their power figures, and the Supra was no exception. However, this was ...

Dive into the incredible and dramatic story of one of the world’s most beloved sports cars, the Toyota Supra. In this video, we trace the shocking journey of how the Supra, once seen as a commercial ...

The Celica is just one piece of a larger puzzle. Toyota is also preparing the return of the Supra, a mysterious mid-engine model that could resurrect the MR2 name, and even an electric sports car ...

The 2005 Toyota Celica started at $19,830, which, adjusting for inflation, is roughly $33,400 in today’s money. That’s pretty much on par with the 2025 GR86, which begins at $30,000 before ...

Forgotten by collectors but loved by enthusiasts, the 1985 Toyota Celica GTS blended sharp styling, engaging handling, and ...

The official line from Stellantis is that it isn't selling Maserati, but sales were down about 50% last year and the Italian ...

Known for its innovative engines, Toyota is about to make history again. With 400 HP, this new engine promises to change the ...

In the fast-changing world of car engineering, Toyota is turning heads with a fresh take on engine tech. The Japanese ...