Two Toyotas, two eras, one legacy. 🚗✨ The 1967 Toyota 2000GT and the 2024 Toyota Supra GR might be separated by decades, but they both represent the pinnacle of Toyota’s sports car engineering. Let’s see how they stack up!

The 1967 Toyota 2000GT wasn’t just a car; it was Japan’s answer to the global sports car market. With a 2.0L inline-six engine producing 150 horsepower, it wasn’t the fastest car of its time, but its design was a showstopper. From its long hood and curvaceous body to pop-up headlights (because, why not?), the 2000GT redefined elegance. Fun fact: It gained global fame as a James Bond car in You Only Live Twice. Yes, Bond drove a Toyota – and it looked good. 🔥

Fast forward to 2024, and the Toyota Supra GR takes the performance to a whole new level. Sporting a BMW-derived 3.0L inline-six turbocharged engine cranking out 382 horsepower, it’s not just about looks – this car means business. While the 2000GT was a design icon, the Supra GR adds raw power, razor-sharp handling, and modern tech like adaptive suspension and a digital cockpit. But here’s the kicker: both cars share the same DNA of blending precision and passion. Oh, and the Supra GR even has a manual transmission option – a nod to enthusiasts who still love to row their own gears.

Trivia time! The 2000GT was so low to the ground (just 45.7 inches tall) that it was practically a rolling speed bump. Meanwhile, the Supra GR’s aggressive stance might not be as dramatic, but it’s every bit as eye-catching.

So, which Toyota gets your vote? The timeless beauty of the 2000GT or the high-tech power of the Supra GR? Let us know in the comments below! 🔥💬


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