Toyota Soarer

The Toyota Soarer is a Gran Turismo car from the Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor Corporation. Manufactured in Japan from 1981 to 2005. Released in 1981, the Z1 generation car was an angular 2-door coupe that replaced the Toyota Mark II Coupe. The name of the Soarer machine translates as “soaring”. In 2001, the last, 4th generation of the model (40 series) was released, which was replaced in 2005 by Lexus SC430.

Engine Toyota 1G

Toyota G series engines are 6-cylinder in-line engines. They began in 1979 and lasted until 2006. A special feature of the G series is the fact that it lacks a variety of engine sizes. All engines have the same displacement of 2 liters (1988 cc). The drive of the gas distribution system of all engines of the series was carried out using a timing belt. Continue reading Engine Toyota 1G

Engine Toyota 1UZ

The basic version of the UZ series engine debuted in August 1989 on the Toyota Crown S130 series, and in October 1989 on the Lexus LS (Toyota Celsior) of the first series (UCF10). It soon appeared on a number of other Toyota and Lexus models. By itself, 1UZ is extremely reliable and is often called a millionaire among the people. This engine is capable of traveling 500 thousand km or more. Continue reading Engine Toyota 1UZ