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JonnyAE86 trazendo novamento a todos os Toyotistas o melhor dos Toyotas "que ninguem conhece", aquelas belas máquinas que infelizmente só saíram no Japão e nos States. Desta vez fala-se no SOARER grande machine, adaptada pelos drifters japoneses, embora o seu propósito estivesse longe disso :D
The Toyota Soarer was a personal luxury coupé sold by Toyota in Japan from 1981 to 2005. The Soarer débuted in 1981 with the Z1 series, which took the form of a boxy two-door coupé. In 1986, a more rounded Soarer was launched (the Z2 series). In 1990, Toyota commissioned the development of a luxury coupe for its new upscale Lexus division. In 1991, this vehicle premiered in the U.S. as the Lexus SC 400, while in Japan similar versions were introduced as the third generation (30 series) Toyota Soarer. In 2001, Toyota introduced a convertible successor which appeared in Japan as the fourth generation (40 series) Toyota Soarer, and elsewhere as the Lexus SC 430. In 2005, following the introduction of Lexus in Japan, sales of the Soarer were discontinued and the Lexus SC 430 became available in the Japanese market.
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30 Series Soarer models
JZZ30 - 2.5L 6 cyl twin turbo (1991-1995)
JZZ30 - 2.5L 6 cyl single turbo VVTi (1996-2000)
JZZ31 - 3.0L 6 cyl (US Lexus SC 300) (1994-2000)
UZZ30 - 4.0L 8 cyl (US Lexus SC 400) (1991-1996)
UZZ31 - 4.0L 8 cyl air suspension (1991-1997)
UZZ32 - 4.0L 8 cyl 4ws, active suspension (1991-1996)
The Toyota Soarer was a personal luxury coupé sold by Toyota in Japan from 1981 to 2005. The Soarer débuted in 1981 with the Z1 series, which took the form of a boxy two-door coupé. In 1986, a more rounded Soarer was launched (the Z2 series). In 1990, Toyota commissioned the development of a luxury coupe for its new upscale Lexus division. In 1991, this vehicle premiered in the U.S. as the Lexus SC 400, while in Japan similar versions were introduced as the third generation (30 series) Toyota Soarer. In 2001, Toyota introduced a convertible successor which appeared in Japan as the fourth generation (40 series) Toyota Soarer, and elsewhere as the Lexus SC 430. In 2005, following the introduction of Lexus in Japan, sales of the Soarer were discontinued and the Lexus SC 430 became available in the Japanese market.
wikipedia
30 Series Soarer models
JZZ30 - 2.5L 6 cyl twin turbo (1991-1995)
JZZ30 - 2.5L 6 cyl single turbo VVTi (1996-2000)
JZZ31 - 3.0L 6 cyl (US Lexus SC 300) (1994-2000)
UZZ30 - 4.0L 8 cyl (US Lexus SC 400) (1991-1996)
UZZ31 - 4.0L 8 cyl air suspension (1991-1997)
UZZ32 - 4.0L 8 cyl 4ws, active suspension (1991-1996)
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