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Mazda And Toyota Developing The Next-Generation Miata and GR86 Together Would Just Make Too Much Sense

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In a perfect world, housing would be affordable enough, salaries would be high enough and cities would be walkable enough that anyone who wanted a sports car owned one. Sadly, we don’t live in a perfect world, and it’s getting harder and harder to justify buying a two-door car regardless of whether it’s a coupe or…Read more...

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Mazda And Toyota Developing The Next-Generation Miata and GR86 Together Would Just Make Too Much Sense

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Lexus Enthusiast Community Forums

RUMOR: Lexus, Toyota, and Mazda May Collaborate On Future Sports...

Automotive alliances and partnerships can lead to exciting new possibilities for both manufacturers and car enthusiasts alike. Think: BMW Z4 and Toyota Supra, Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86, or even the famous Toyota and Aston Martin collaboration that led to the Scion IQ and Aston Martin Cygnet. One such alliance making waves recently is between Mazda and Toyota, specifically regarding the development of future sports cars. Not only might this coll…

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Car Throttle

Could The Next Toyota Supra Spawn A Mazda Sports Car Too?

A rumour from Japanese magazine Best Car suggests that the next-generation Toyota Supra could be co-developed with Mazda, spawning two cars.

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Torque News

New Reports From Japan Regarding The Toyota Supra And Mazda RX-7 Successor Might Hint At Two Very Similar Sports Cars As The Two Brands Will Collaborate A Lot More Than We Initially Believed

The two sports cars from Toyota and Mazda could share a lot of tech. Here's what this could mean for the next-generation Supra and the RX-7 successor.

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carsauce.com

Next-Gen Toyota Supra to use Mazda Inline Six

With the demise of the BMW Z4, Toyota is said to be looking to Mazda to supply the Supra’s trademark turbocharged six-cylinder engine.

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drive.com.au

New Toyota Supra will be twinned with Mazda’s RX successor – report

Toyota and Mazda could team-up to produce new front-engined, rear-drive sports cars powered by inline six-cylinder petrol engines. Mazda will build a new sports car powered by its new inline six-cylinder petrol engine, if a new overseas report is to be believed. According to Japan’s Best Car, who does not name its source, the uncovered information points to Mazda ditching a rotary powertrain for its new flagship sports car, and instead opting f…

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