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    Tested: 1998 Lexus RX300

    From the June 1998 issue of Car and Driver. It’s easy to say that upstart luxury carmaker Lexus got its start by copying Mercedes-Benz, but that’s not quite the truth. No doubt, the sedan that Lexus introduced in 1989 as its flagship, the LS400, was a refined, V-8–powered, leather­-lined sedan with styling that clearly had […] More

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    Dyno Tested: 2021 Toyota Supra Appears More Powerful Than 382-HP Rating

    This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. During our previous dyno testing, the 2020 Toyota Supra made more power than advertised. The 2021 Toyota Supra gets a revised turbocharged 3.0-liter engine […] More

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    Tested: 1993 Ford Probe GT

    View Photos DAVID DEWHURST, KEN HANNA From the August 1992 Issue of Car and Driver. “This time, we were in on the project earlier,” Ford designer Mark Kelly told us. All along, we had thought the Ford-Mazda partnership that produced the Probe and MX-6 front-drive two-plus-twos had been an even-Steven deal from day one, so […] More

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    2021 Toyota Supra Four-Cylinder Is a More Approachable Supra

    Car and Driver We’d love to tell you how much the updated 2021 Toyota Supra costs with its base turbo inline-four. That’s the reason this new model exists: It will cost less than the turbo 3.0-liter inline-six version. Since the 2.0-liter four makes just 255 horsepower—a significantly lower number than the reinvigorated 3.0’s 382 horsepower—its […] More

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    From the Archive: 1992 Hot Coupe Comparo

    From the December 1992 Issue of Car and Driver. In April, we brought you another installment in our search for the best sports coupe. After days of sliding through switchbacks on the Angeles Crest Highway in California, we crowned the Eagle Talon TSi as king of the two-plus-twos. Of course, the honor extended to the […] More

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    Tested: 1997 Plymouth Prowler

    From the October 1996 Issue of Car and Driver. Last time we wrapped our hands around a Prowler, “Tonya X” wrecked the thing (C/D, 1996 April Fools’ issue). Well, not totally, but she tore off both front wheels, planted a blue spruce in the engine bay, and there was the not-inconsequential matter of a medium-sized […] More