Remember the Toyota MR2—the "poor man's Ferrari"? It's time for GM to pull the same trick with the Lamborghini Urus. Here's why they're leaving money on the table.

Gazoo Racing president Tomoya Takahashi has shed more light on the next Toyota MR2 in an interview with Automotive News. The MR2 is still likely a few years away, as Takahashi said engineers were in ...

If you drive around at night, it's probably happened to you: an approaching car, or one behind you, blinds you with its very bright headlights. Once your eyes regain their focus, you might be a little ...

All those models share something in common: that “GR” moniker. A two-character prefix standing for “Gazoo Racing,” it pops up on Toyota’s most entertaining cars. This includes a kinda-maybe ...

Toyota has filed multiple MR2-related trademarks—including “MR2,” “GR MR2,” and “GR MR-S”—across the U.S., Japan, and Australia, strongly suggesting active development of a new mid-engine sports car.

If you’ve kept a close eye on the rumor mill, you know that evidence of a possible Toyota MR2 revival has been brewing for some time now. It’s been tipped to carry a 400-horsepower, 2.0-liter ...

Toyota has filed for trademarks for "GR MR2" in Japan and "GR MR-S" in Australia, after registering "MR2" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office in August. This suggests that the MR2 could ...

Pop up headlights belong to a design era that blended mechanical charm, automotive creativity, and an unmistakable sense of personality. Coupes equipped with these lights became symbols of ...

Toyota’s rumored MR2 revival potentially just got nudged a little closer to reality. Multiple sources report that the Japanese automaker just filed a trademark protection application for the names “GR ...

A newly discovered application in Japan revives speculation around Toyota’s performance plans and deepens curiosity about an iconic badge. This is why Toyota’s newest move stands out. A fresh ...

Reports indicate that Toyota is bringing back the MR2 nameplate, yet you can always buy an older iteration at any given time, like this 2003 open-top example that has just hit the auction block and is ...