Toyota - 40 years of passion
 

Don't know if it's ok to send it there, but I've made a little video about the evolution in motorsports of Toyota from the 2000GT to the Lexus LF-A with the FR-S and the BRZ at the ends. Their is a lot of quality variation, because some clips are damn old :P.

Hope you will like it.

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I remember seeing a thread like this before....

Had a bunch of people posting old toyota commercials..

Awesome!!!

that is pretty sweet

Nice.... but next time I want to hear engine sounds and not crappy mood music? K thanks

Yeah... I would really like to ad engine sound but theirs is like 2 or 3 video that have usable engine sound. All the others have music or talking with it.

awesome!!!!!! you got several generations of celicas, supras, racing prototypes, mr2s, LFA, altezza, super gt, rallying, F1, castrol livery, TRD livery, top speed record breaking 2000GT.. I approve!!!!:respekt: now all we need is for toyota to get their head out of their backside and make their own GT300 racer from the GT86/FR-S, and not a flippin prius!!!

Yeah ! I've try to not forget any cars :P Thanks a lot !

I'm not a huge Toyota fan (never owned one) but the last decade has been an epic fail when it comes to passion. Oh yeah that Prius really holds a turn. Toyota and Honda have both failed, thank you for the 86! Back in the game!

i wonder, was the toyota sports 800 ever used for racing? is there any race footage of it?

Well done. Toyota is back. :happy0180:

I didn't like the fact that the video did not include more important milestone sports cars than the featured SC430 and 7th gen Celica. I mean, c'mon!

-MKI MR2
-Lexus IS-F

um... what? did you even watch the whole video? sc430 and 7th gen celica only appear a little towards the end. it doesn't get much more milestone than the 2000GT, castrol tom's supra, group b celica. i mean, the aw11 is a great car, but there were plenty of sw20s, mr2 spyders. i don't even like the is-f!

watching #36 castrol tom's attacking tsuchiya's arta nsx was inspiring!

Really nice job. I really like looking back at some history to appreciate how far they've gone.