Toyota might not be front of mind when discussing iconic sports cars, but the automaker has produced more than a few classics ...

Toyota Racing Development may have started in Japan, but it owes a debut of gratitude to America. In particular, the g ...

1960s Toyota 2000GT undergoing fine-tooth restoration in South Africa An announcement, however, that Toyota Gazoo Racing would be reproducing replacement parts for the Toyota 2000GT as well as the ...

Created out of a partnership between Toyota and Yamaha, the 2000GT arrived on the scene in ... its strong showing in World Rally Championship racing. Several key elements of that motorsports ...

showcasing Toyota's technical prowess. The 2000GT set world records and achieved racing success, but its high production costs limited its sales, making it a rare and valuable collectible today.

The 2000GT was powered by a straight-six ... figures by today's standards but with some tuning from Tosco (now Toyota Racing Development), a prototype set 13 international speed and endurance ...

by racing. The Toyota 2000GT won its first race at the first-ever Suzuka 1,000 Kilometers in 1966, and it won the 24 Hours of Fuji in 1967. Its crowning glory happened at the 72-Hour Yatabe High ...

Many collectors agree that the sleek Toyota 2000 GT looks like a million bucks ... by Carroll Shelby for use in SCCA C-Production class racing. Changes to the car, which is powered by a 2.0 ...

Decades later, Carroll Shelby’s cars are still setting records. A 1967 Toyota 2000 GT tuned by the automotive legend for racing sold for $2.54 million at Gooding & Company’s Amelia Island ...

This Shelby-built Toyota 2000GT is now the most expensive Japanese ... ever prepared by Carroll Shelby for C-production class racing in SCCA, which it competed in the 1968 season of, and it ...

It has another name attached as well, making it a 1967 Toyota-Shelby 2000GT. Astute observers of automotive history might remember the name “Shelby” as that of the world-famous racing driver ...