Restoring one of the rarest Toyota Land Cruiser models
The FJ Company’s latest resto-mod has brought back to life an extraordinarily rare Gifu-bodied FJ45LV Land Cruiser – the coachbuilt model that inspired the station wagon line.
Garage and Track encapsulates Toyota’s motorsport activities in racing and rallying, plus all aspects of car culture, both current and historic.
The FJ Company’s latest resto-mod has brought back to life an extraordinarily rare Gifu-bodied FJ45LV Land Cruiser – the coachbuilt model that inspired the station wagon line.
Meet the 80-year-old South African who drove a solo grand tour from Cape Town to London in her beloved Corolla to visit her daughter.
Discover the history of the TS050 Hybrid, Toyota’s third World Endurance Championship challenger and the car that inspired us to create our third commemorative GT86.
Discover the history of the Toyota TS020 (aka GT-One), our first full works sportscar and the model that inspired us to create this one-off commemorative GT86.
Discover the history of the Toyota TS010, the endurance racer that inspired us to create this one-off commemorative GT86.
We reveal how our trio of Le Mans heritage GT86 models were modified and identify the aftermarket components used in their construction.
We joined the MR2 Drivers Club on a gloriously sunny meet as hundreds of MR2s converged for a spectacular celebration of our mid-engine sportscar.
We meet the Japanese car fan who cannot resist restoring and modifying classics, even when it’s as rare as a 1968 Toyota Corona Deluxe.
Our regular Toyota People feature returns with a focus on Guy Nicholls, owner of possibly the world’s finest collection of Hilux single cab pick-ups – all of which are genuine UK models.
A special Toyota Gazoo Racing project has resurrected a historic 1965 Toyota Sports 800 – possibly Toyota’s oldest surviving racecar.
In this first Toyota People article we meet Warner Lewis, the rally mechanic who specialises in the maintenance and restoration of ex-works Celica GT-Four models.
We’ve teamed up with champion drift racer Fredric Aasbø to burn the world’s largest Toyota GT86 logo using nothing but tyre marks.
Known for his flat-out style, Fredric Aasbø has achieved more than 100 podium finishes across three continents during the past decade of drift competition.
Fredric Aasbø’s Toyota Express Service 86-X is a 1,000hp one-of-a-kind drift machine. We delve into the details.