Without a doubt the first and second generation versions of Lexus LS are some of the best classic luxury Japanese cars money can buy. The first LS turned the luxury car market on its head when it launched in 1989, bringing a lot of the same features of European and American luxury vehicles at a …Read more
If you are looking for a car that provides luxury motoring without breaking the bank, a twelfth generation (S180) Toyota Crown could be just what you need. The Crown is Toyota’s longest-running model and is a popular choice with Japanese buyers. In this guide we are going to cover everything you need to know about …Read more
Without a doubt the first generation MR2 is one of the greatest Japanese sports cars of the eighties and the nameplate has gone on to become one of Toyota’s most famed and loved. Compared to its younger, larger brother, the Mk1 is much more ‘go kart’ like and is significantly lighter. In this guide you …Read more
For those looking for luxury on a budget you really can’t go wrong with the Lexus LS 430 (known as the Toyota Celsior in Japan). It has become one of the most popular luxury used cars from its period due to its great feature set and exceptional build quality. In this guide, we have put …Read more
Following on from the massively popular Mk2 MR2, Toyota launched the third-generation model in 1999. This new W30 MR2 would be labelled the MR-S in Japan, the MR2 Spyder in North America, and the MR2 Roadster in Europe. While the first and second-generation MR2s are arguably the most fondly remembered, the Mk3 model is still …Read more
For those looking for a reliable and fun rear-wheel drive coupe you can’t go far wrong with the Toyota 86 (Also known as the Scion FR-S or GT86) or Subaru BRZ. Since their launch, these two jointly-developed cars have won numerous awards and developed a massive following. In this guide we are going to be …Read more
The second generation MR2 is one of Toyota’s most loved cars of all time and the turbocharged version was a seriously quick car when it launched (and still is today). Toyota’s little two-seater, mid engined sports car was well received by the motoring press and enthusiasts alike when it launched, and today it has become …Read more
The 90s was an incredible time for Japanese sports cars, with most manufacturers from the Land of the Rising Sun producing at least a couple of performance models. Toyota was at the forefront of the Japanese performance movement with the Supra, the MR2 and of course the GT-Four Celica. The GT-Four was the most successful …Read more