From rare Ferraris and Bugattis to race cars, prototypes, and oddballs, here are the standout cars from Retromobile 2026 in Paris.

Toyota goofed on the entire automotive world by teasing that it was unveiling a 'Mid-Engine, Two-Seater Car' at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Naturally, we all assumed it was an MR2 revival, when in fact it ...

The Toyota MR2 rumor mill has been running rampant for years, but it picked up steam recently as the automaker got directly involved. 2023’s electric FT-Se concept hinted at what a modern-day MR2 ...

The Toyota MR2 revival we’ve all been hoping for finally gets the green light, as the GR brand expands. Toyota confirms a new mid-engine sports car is in early development stages. The car will feature ...

Hopes of a mid-engine sports car comeback for Toyota have been in the air for a while now, and when the automaker filed a trademark for the GR MR2 name last year, it was hard not to get excited. But ...

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After months of trademark-related rumors and a proper fake-out at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon, Toyota's Gazoo Racing president Tomoya Takahashi has officially confirmed that a new mid-engine sports car ...

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Toyota had been teasing some sort of mid-engine two-seater that would debut this weekend at the Tokyo Motor Show and here it is: the GR HIJET MORIZO K-Trail. No, that is not a new MR2 and in fact, it ...

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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.