Toyota engages in performance rescue sales

Toyota is very keen to engage in performance cars recently. Jointly with Toyota and Lexus, the two companies have recently received more and more news about performance cars. Lexus will likely launch a special LFA at the Tokyo Motor Show held in Japan in December this year. Currently known as "TOKYO edition" LFA special models, the body will add a lot of carbon fiber materials. In addition, there is not much detailed information.

In addition, there is news that Toyota is setting up a dedicated team of engineers to invest in the development of a new type of rear-drive vehicle, which is believed to be the successor to Supra, which has been out of production for many years. Supra is one of the representative models of Toyota in the 1990s. We can see that after Toyota entered the year 2000, many performance models should be lost. In recent years, environmental protection issues have become increasingly important. Depots have made progress in the development of eco-friendly models, but the market is still craving for some bone sports models. The group that claimed to be a fan of performance, after seeing the news about performance, expressed its excitement. As Toyota, once the world’s largest brand, could not give up such a life-saving straw. Even the hybrid model CT200h will soon have an extra Coupe version of the brothers.

However, taking a look at that sensational but unhealthy listing of the FT rear-drive performance car program, in addition to the novel appearance, the bones are still a big mystery. In fact, the concept of performance can sometimes be confusing. However, in this era of relatively developed automobiles, the role of the automobile is no longer simple, and it is not only blind pursuit of past glory. Instead, it has to be integrated into modern paintings and show its own colors.