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Rally de Lisboa 2022.
Special Shakedown Stage
Team: Kevin Reimann Saraiva
Drivers: Kevin Reimann Saraiva / Ines Veiga
Car: TOYOTA YARIS GR
Saw this Generation 8 Toyota Crown Royal Saloon Wagon parked at one of our favorite restaurants. We don’t get these in the US so I just had to take a few photos before even entering the premises.
Yes, the plate was altered for privacy.
Seen at Coronation Garage in/near Frinton-on-Sea, Essex about 1995/96. Amazing to think it was only 15-16 years old, it looked like it was from another age compared to the other stuff on this long-established Toyota dealer's forecourt. Seems a high price! It was nice though, and I think it was very low mileage.
Note Montego in the background.
Toyota Sports 800
The Sports 800 was based on the 1962 Publica Sports prototype, which featured a fighter-jet-style one-piece sliding canopy in lieu of conventional doors. Keeping with the fighter jet theme, WWII aircraft designer Tatsuo Hasegawa and his partner Shozo Sato (on loan from Datsun) designed the Sports 800 utilizing aerospace engineering principles to reduce weight and improve aerodynamics. To save weight, thin-gauged steel was used for the unibody while the hood, trunk lid, roof panel, and even the seat frames were made from aluminum—a material that was mostly used in aerospace at the time.
The Sports 800 is considered the little brother of the 2000GT, and for good reason. It weighs only 1279 pounds—about half the 2000GT—and has a 13-inch-shorter wheelbase. The 790-cc air-cooled, dual-carbureted, boxer-twin engine produced 44 horsepower when new—enough to get the micro car to almost 100 mph while still maintaining an advertised fuel economy of 73 mpg. Unlike the one-off 2000GT roadster in You Only Live Twice, the Sports 800 came with a removable roof from the factory. Actually, it’s one of the earliest Targa-style roofs on a mass-produced car, predated only by the 1961 Triumph TR4 “Surrey Top.” The roof can be conveniently stored in the trunk.
It is probably a JDM car imported after the 25 year waiting period.
Majesta models are some of the most nicely equipped of the Toyota Crown models. I’m guessing that this is a 2nd Generation (S150) version. Corrections welcome.
Delightful. DVLA says it's on a SORN, which at least means it's stashed away somewhere.
Coronation Toyota still exist, their website says they are East Anglia's longest-established Toyota dealers.
Saw this Generation 8 Toyota Crown Royal Saloon Wagon parked at one of our favorite restaurants.
Here's the front view of the car I presented in yesterday's photo. Right hand drive is readily apparent.
We don’t get these in the US so I just had to take a few photos before even entering the premises.
TOYOTA 1982 SPRINTER XL (E-KE70) Engine 4K Solex40
Wheel Focus Racing F13X8.0J(A-Type) R13X8.5J(B-Type)
Tire F/R 155/65-13
Car: Toyota MR2.
Engine: 1587cc in-line 4.
Power: 122 BHP.
Year of manufacture: 1988.
Date of first registration in the UK: 15th January 1988.
Place of registration: London South-East.
Date of last MOT: 9th November 2023.
Mileage at last MOT: 93,754.
Date of last V5 issued: 15th December 2011.
Date taken: 19th June 2024.
Album: Carspotting 2024
EMWalhalla 2023
Louwman's Toyota World
Raamsdonksveer, the Netherlands.
Automobile club Elk Merk Waardig is focusing on the unknown and disregarded automobiles. See also www.elkmerkwaardig.nl/
Toyota 86, Houston, TX,to 2013
Got a shot of my Scion FRS now rebadged Toyota 86 while shooting Danny's RWB awhile ago. I'll take an updated photo later since I've dialed in the suspension settings.
Spotted in Kensal Rise, every now and again on London's roads you see something out of the ordinary, this was one of those moments, can't remember the last time i saw a Toyota Crown in the wild! Its done 129,000 miles and has an MOt until June 2019, one of only 51 left licensed in the UK
Circa 1972. Rare Toyota 2000GT in the Old Ranch Country Club parking lot. Lampson Avenue near Basswood St. viewing west-northwest. This is where Lampson Avenue comes close to and parallels the San Diego Fwy. (I-405). There wasn't a wall between the lot and Lampson to block the view then.
Notably, there are three 1971 Fords facing the camera in one of the parking rows; two wagons and a sedan.
Photographed using my father's Zeiss Ikon Contax IIa fitted with a Carl Zeiss 50mm Sonnar f1.5.
24 Horas TT Vila de Fronteira Dec 2025
Team: Yvet Sanders
Drivers: YVET SENDERS / TWAN LANGENBERG / RUI GONÇALVES
Car: TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
For my video; youtu.be/bJinnfWzmi0?si=JWtxVO6sbwPxyuV_,
The Toyota Alphard, is a minivan produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota since 2002. It is available as a seven or eight-seater with petrol and hybrid engine options. Hybrid variants have been available since 2003, which incorporates Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive technology. It is Toyota's flagship minivan.
The vehicle was named after Alphard, the brightest star in the constellation Hydra. Until the third generation, the Alphard wears a special front emblem which depicts the lowercase alpha letter. A prominent design feature of the Alphard is its shield-like grille, which it's had since the launch of the AH30 generation in 2015.