Toyota Stalking, er...um, SPOTTING with Charlie™ (Cars, vans, SUVs, Lexus, Scion, and brochures)!

Even the pre-Tacoma 1995 pickups, and the '95 T4Rs?

 

Those previous generation vehicles aren't OBDII compliant, I dont think anything changed from the model year prior because both generations were on the chopping block for new versions. All the other vehicles were talking about maintained their same vehicle generation through the OBDII regulation changes. It might even be the reason for the half-year switch on the Tacoma

 

2017 Corolla iM

 

Same car; 2015 Scion FR-S!

 

Another 2015 Scion FR-S

 

Same car; 2019 Corolla XSE!

 

2013 Subaru BRZ Limited

 

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JDM (or possibly UK market) Supra!

 

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1995 Supra

 

I have seen this Supra at two different events at Raceway Park in 2022 and 2023, and there is a message on the side of the car telling people to take pictures with the flash on; I was unable to see any noticeable difference with flash on, probably because it was so sunny out...

 

Well, being indoors is a different story!

 

It's a whole thing over there. They have van meetup full of these lookin things (this one is middle bell curve vs some of the hella ostentatious ones btw).

I agree its wild, but mini trucks and lowriders and esp "stanced" cars are also kinda objectively silly things too.

PartSouq is life!

 

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This car is owned by a shop rather than a individual, but a guy from the shop told me all about it; I was told that it was a 1994, but when I ran the license plate through Carfax, it came up as a 1993 Supra. Also, this is a factory turbo car, but there is presently a non-turbo 2JZ under the hood right now because the original engine is being modified and they put the stock N/A engine in there so they could still drive it...

 

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