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Toyota still on track for third sports car

Toyota still on track for third sports car

Posted on December 23, 2018 By Jarvis

But will it be a reborn MR2 or Celica, or perhaps the tiny SF-R to rival the Mazda MX-5?

The man responsible for reigniting Toyota’s sports car program seven years ago with the Toyota 86 coupe and now the Toyota Supra says his work is not yet finished.

Tetsuya Tada is Toyota’s chief engineer for sports cars and in the past has made mention of three sports car ‘brothers’.

The Toyota 86 was the first, the Supra is the second, so what about the third?
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Cars Tags:coupe, Mazda, mazda mx, Mazda MX-5, Toyota, Toyota 86, Toyota Supra

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