2000GT '67

Considered to be Japan's first supercar, this special car possessed originality in both style and mechanics.

Displacement: 1,988 cc
Drivetrain: FR
Max. Power: 153 BHP / 7,000 rpm
Max. Torque: 18.0 kgfm / 5,000 rpm
Length: 4,175 mm
Width: 1,600 mm
Height: 1,160 mm
Weight: 1,120 kg
Aspiration: NA

Gr.N / PP 405.8

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About

Unveiled in 1967, the Toyota 2000GT blended engineering excellence with timeless design, instantly capturing the hearts of sports car enthusiasts. It made its mark on the track as well, setting a world record at 136.7 mph on the Yatabe test course. Global fame followed when it appeared as James Bond’s car in "You Only Live Twice."

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Toyota's 2000GT ranks among the most beautiful GT cars in the world. It is truly a masterpiece of Japanese car design. When it debuted in 1967, it sold for a little over two million yen, or around $6,800. Today, it would fetch high six figures in dollars. A minor design modification in 1969 divides the 2000GTs into early models and late models. The 2000GT competed in numerous speed trials where it set records. It was even raced by Carroll Shelby in 1968. All in all, it's a fabulous car, and one which you can enjoy owning for many years.