The Toyota Celica is a sports car produced by Toyota from 1970 to 2006. The first generation Celica, internally designated the A20, was designed by Masao Fujita under Tatsuo Hasegawa and introduced at the 1970 Tokyo Motor Show; it was intended to emphasize driving enjoyment. Initially only available as a pillarless hardtop coupe adopting coke bottle styling, the car was aimed at the North American market and was in effect Toyota's response to the Ford Mustang. A liftback was introduced in 1973, while the car was facelifted in 1972, 1974 and 1976; production ended in July 1977 to be replaced by the next generation of Celica.

This casting depicts a modified 1977 Celica liftback.



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The Toyota Prius is a hybrid small family liftback produced by Toyota since 1997. The fifth generation Prius, codenamed the XW60, was introduced in 2022 for the 2023 model year; it was styled by Yuji Fujiwara and featured a radical departure in styling in comparison to previous models of Prius. It is available in a number of powertrain options and has a number of available trim levels.

This casting depicts a 2023 Toyota Prius Prime with a custom wide body kit; it is based on Hot Wheels's Director of Product Design Jimmy Liu's Prius. It features two roof variations: a version with a roofbox and another without. When the casting is disassembled, a cat can be seen sleeping in the trunk, molded as part of the interior piece; this is visible through the window piece although due to the tint it is difficult to see. This casting was conceptualized as Toyota Prius GR JDM Custom.





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The Toyota GR Yaris is a sport compact car manufactured by Toyota since 2020. Designed by Shลta Itล, Takeo Okuno and Byung-kang Cho, the GR Yaris was designed essentially as a homologation special for World Rally Championship rules. The car itself is powered by a 1.6L G16E-GTS turbocharged inline-3 mated to a 6-speed Toyota EA67F manual (although an 8-speed GR-DAT automatic has been made available since 2024); the car produces up to 300 horsepower. The car itself is all-wheel drive and is only available for sale in markets where the standard Yaris is sold; it is built on a dedicated production line at Toyota's Motomachi Plant. Markets which did not receive the GR Yaris would receive the GR Corolla instead.



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The Toyota Alphard is a large luxury-oriented minivan manufactured by Toyota since 2002. The third generation of the Alphard, introduced in 2015, was designed by Kenichi Yoshioka and featured a completely redesigned exterior and a number of new engine choices. The Alphard was developed similarly to "a luxury sedan with a large space" and emphasizes focus on ride comfort levels and styling. This generation of Alphard was discontinued in 2023 with the introduction of the next generation of Alphard.

A booster seat can be found in the car, added in commemoration of the birth of designer Ronald Wong's nephew.



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The Toyota Chaser is a mid-sized car produced from 1977 to 2001 by Toyota over six generations. The car is related to the Mark II, Cressida and Cresta, all three being similar sedans built on the same platform. The Chaser has since gained a cult following due to its sporty image.

The base of the casting reads Toyota Chaser JZX100. This casting is loosely derived from the Elite 64 1996 Toyota Chaser JZX100 casting.



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The Toyota MR2 is a two-seat sports car manufactured by Toyota. The second generation, designed by Kunihiro Uchida and internally named the W20, was introduced in 1989 following a radical redesign from the preceding generation, featuring a more rounded appearance; it is sometimes called a "poor man's Ferrari" due to a similar appearance to Ferrari's contemporary models such as the 308. Production ended in 1999.

The TRD2000GT is a racing bodykit conversion for the Toyota MR2 designed by Toyota Racing Development. Customers had the ability to select engine, suspension, wheel and interior upgrades to their MR2 after the kit was selected; it is said that because of this no TRD2000GTs were alike. A total of 35 were produced.

The base of the casting reads Toyota MR2 TRD 2000GT.



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2026 Toyota Collector Set

Toyota AE86 is the internal designation for the Toyota Sprinter Trueno and Corolla Levin series of compact cars produced from 1983 to 1987. The Sprinter Truenos can be differentiated from its counterpart, the Corolla Levin, from its headlights. The AE86, particularly the Sprinter Trueno, has gained significant popularity as the titular car featured in the anime and manga series Initial D, as well as in the drifting and motorsport circuit.

This casting is based on Dai Yoshihara's Toyota AE86R drift car, fitted with a custom Honda K20C1 inline-4 from a Honda Civic Type R and shown off at the 2019 SEMA Show. This casting does not have any opening features but instead uses four separate axles in an attempt to replicate negative camber.


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The Toyota Soarer, also known as the Lexus SC, is a grand touring coupe produced by Toyota from 1981 to 2005. The car's third generation, internally named the Z30, was introduced in 1990. It was designed by Erwin Lui and Denis Campbell of Calty Design Research, Toyota's design studio in California; it retained features from earlier models such as digital dashboard instrumentation and integrated car systems control via an onboard touchscreen. Engine choices of this generation ranged from the 2.5L 1JZ-GTE inline-6, 3.0L 2JZ-GE inline-6 and 4.0L 1UZ-FE V8. Production of the Z30 ended in 2000.

The initial release is intended to depict a custom 1992 Toyota Soarer as featured in The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift; the car was built and owned by Emerald "DriftGirl" Ignacio, who also acted as a stunt driver for the film.



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The Toyota GR86 Cup is a racing version of the Toyota GR86 used in the one-make Toyota GR Cup racing series. The GR86 Cup uses a 2.4L FA24 flat-4 mated to a Sadev 6-speed sequential transmission, creating about 228 horsepower. The car is generally quite similar to its road-going counterpart but features a high-strength FIA-specification roll cage and other race-related modifications.

The initial release is a replica of Toni Breidinger's Toyota GR86 Cup car. The model was first presented in one-off form in 2023 but later given multiple modifications for simplification and for use in the mainline owing to the line's budgetary restrictions.


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The Toyota Supra is a series of sports cars produced by Toyota. The third generation of the Supra, introduced in 1986, was a completely new model no longer based on the Celica and now related to the Soarer. The car was available with various inline-6s, from the 2.0L 1G-EU to the 3.0L turbocharged 7M-GTE; the 7M series of engines was deemed the "flagship" engine of Toyota's arsenal. Changes made to the Supra for the 1989 model year were mostly mechanical and performance-related such as a new location for the wastegate actuator. Production of this generation of Supra ended in 1993 to be replaced by the next generation of Supra.


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The Toyota Supra is a sports car produced by Toyota since 1978. Its name is derived from the Latin term "supra", translating to "to go beyond". The fourth generation Supra, colloquially known as the A80 or the Mk4, was designed by Isao Tsuzuki and was largely based on the Toyota Soarer. The car is powered by the 2JZ 3.0L inline-6, available in naturally-aspirated and twin-turbocharged iterations. This generation of Supra had Toyota place more emphasis on a more serious high-powered car. Since its discontinuation in 2002, the A80 Supra has gained a cult following among automotive enthusiasts and the modification scene, especially after its appearances in mass media such as Initial D and the Fast & Furious franchise.

This casting features an opening hood and a removable metal targa top.



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The Toyota Corolla Levin and the related Sprinter Trueno are high-performance versions of the Toyota Corolla. First introduced in 1972 under the TE27 series, the idea was to offer something similar to small European sport coupes; the TE27 was designed by Tatsuo Hasegawa. Production took place at Toyota's Takaoka Plant from 1972 to 1974.

This casting replicates a modified 1972 Toyota Corolla Levin.



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The Toyota GR Corolla is a high-performance version of the Toyota Corolla hatchback produced starting 2022 as a 2023 model year model. Designed by Sung-won Lee and Masayuki Sugiura and internally designated the GZEA14, the GR Corolla was designed mainly for the United States market as a "complement" to the GR Yaris, which is not sold in the United States. The GR Corolla is powered by a 1.6L G16E-GTS turbocharged inline-3, mated to a 6-speed manual. There also exist the Circuit Edition and Morizo Editions of the GR Corolla, featuring enhancements over the standard GR Corolla.

The first release features a livery replicating that of Ryan Tuerck's Papadakis Racing Toyota GR Corolla drift car. The base of the casting reads '23 Toyota Corolla GR.



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The Lexus IS, known in Japan as the Toyota Altezza, is a compact executive car produced by Toyota since 1998. Designed by Tomoyasu Nishi and engineered by Nobuaki Katayama, the IS was designed as a competitor to European luxury sedans and featured an emphasis on sportiness and performance typically not seen on Japanese luxury vehicles. The IS in the name stood for "Intelligent Sport". Production ended in 2005 with the introduction of the next generation of IS; for the next generation onwards the Altezza name was dropped.

In a design oversight, no door handles were present on the model in its initial releases; the casting was later modified by Ronald Wong in 2025 to add the door handles.


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Debuted for the first time to the North American public in 1977 as "The Car of the '80s" in US ads, the Toyota Celica Supra was a spinoff of the Celica. Produced from 1982 to 1986, the second generation of the Supra appeared similar to the Celica it was spun off from but featured a longer wheelbase and a different front fascia.

This casting is based on the '82 Supra casting designed by Larry Wood in 1983, but is heavily updated, featuring a single exposed pop-up headlamp "wink", lowered stance, wider bolt-on fenders, hood vents, louvered rear and side windows, a small ducktail spoiler and front and rear diffusers and lips. Compared to the older casting the new casting's body lines are slightly wider even without the widebody kit.


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