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Toyota Soarer Z40

2001 – 2005 — Japan

The Toyota Soarer, known as the トヨタ・ソアラ in Japanese, is a personal luxury GT coupé that was manufactured by Toyota from 1981 to 2005. Initially introduced with the Z10 series, it replaced several other exclusive coupé models offered by Toyota in Japan. The Soarer was sold through Japanese Toyota dealerships, including Toyota Store and Toyopet Store. In 1986, the Z20 series Soarer was launched, utilizing the A70 series Supra platform. This series was available at Toyota Corolla Store locations. Following this, the Z30 series Soarer was unveiled in Japan in 1991, coinciding with the presentation of its Lexus counterpart, the SC 300/400, in the US market. While the Z30 series Soarer shared external similarities with the SC, it boasted distinct powertrain options and various unique vehicle configurations. This allowed drivers to choose from a range of specifications tailored to their preferences. Key Points: - The Toyota Soarer is a luxury GT coupé produced by Toyota from 1981 to 2005. - It was sold in Japan through Toyota Store and Toyopet Store dealerships. - The Z10, Z20, and Z30 series were the main iterations of the Soarer, each introducing advancements and unique characteristics. - The Z30 series Soarer offered alternative powertrain specifications and unique vehicle setups compared to its Lexus SC equivalent. - The Soarer catered to