
Toyota Now Sells a $2,500 Racing Kart That Fits in a Minivan
Toyota's 385,000-yen kart slides into a Noah minivan, stores standing up without draining fluids, and uses an app instead of track licenses — but it's Japan-only for now.

Toyota's 385,000-yen kart slides into a Noah minivan, stores standing up without draining fluids, and uses an app instead of track licenses — but it's Japan-only for now.

The fifth-generation Supra gets a farewell assignment: pacing NASA's 20th anniversary Championships at Sebring before the current car ends production.

The ¥385,000 GR KART fits in a Noah minivan, stores upright, and adjusts to fit drivers from kids to adults. Toyota hasn't said a word about selling it outside Japan.

Toyota's hybrid V8 flagship targets at least 641 hp, launches "around 2027," and will be sold through select Lexus dealers to buyers Toyota vets first. The price is still unannounced.

The badge is Akio Toyoda's racing alias, and so far it has gone only on small, GR-engineered cars. Here is its short history — and what it would and wouldn't mean on an RX.