Recently, the Toyota GR GT3 Concept, first unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon a couple of years ago, was spied testing at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. It’s being developed as both a GT3 race car and a road-going supercar, with strong indications it’ll wear a Lexus badge, potentially as the “LFR,” a spiritual successor to the LFA.
The all-new Toyota FT-Me is a micro EV that you probably never knew existed. It’s an ultra compact, yet spacious, 2-seater vehicle, that showcases maneuverability, occupying only half a parking space, and even one-third when perpendicular parking is available.
At first glance, this looks like a Toyota Supra, albeit a slightly smaller version, but it’s actually an old Celica. That’s right, this Toyota Supra replica appears to have decent faux headlights and taillights that add a touch of authenticity.
Most have never even seen a 1984 Toyota Corona, but the owner of this one decided to turn his into a Supra meets Skyline R34 mashup of sorts. Located in Lampung Timur, Indonesia, this vehicle sports Supra-like headlights as well as Skyline R34-inspired taillights.
Kuhl Japan is best known for their body kits and aerodynamic parts for JDM cars like the Nissan R35 GT-R and Nissan Fairlady Z. However, what really turned heads at Tokyo Auto Salon 2025 was their Toyota GR Supra Spec-D widebody kit.