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FR Sports Royalty: how Toyota's 86 has epic sports car DNA
You may not realise Toyota's modern 86 traces its DNA through rallying, sports cars and drift legends
Why the new-age Toyota 86 had huge shoes to fill
Toyota's Corolla is nearly universally renowned as a cheap, cheerful runabout that runs on the smell of an oily rag and is more reliable than the ever-punctual Japanese public transport system. So how did one version lift itself head and shoulders above its brethren to become a global icon of multiples scenes? This all-time titan of the car scene is known to car enthusiasts by many names: Sprinter, Hachi Roku, Levin, Trueno, but they are all AE86s. Introduced in 1983 for the ’84 model year the Sprinter was the rear-drive variant of the all-new front-drive AE82 Corolla platform, and it...
Honk-a-go-go! The Super Turbo is coming!
Marty's epic turbocharged and supercharged tiny JDM nugget is finally Down Under, so let's take a look back at how we got here...
Power Plays – how engine power has changed through the years
With so much debate around our MR2 vs Moon Buggy Battle, we thought we'd give some insight about what power is and what it means for our cars with the engines not in the front!
Seats are teabags that work in reverse, here's proof
You don’t want to be top-coating some random’s butt-grease and back sweat!
