We've ranked the best 4-door sports cars based on roughly 200 data points encompassing acceleration, handling, comfort, cargo space, fuel efficiency, value, and how enjoyable they are to drive.

When it comes to the 1989 Toyota 4500GT, it's a whole other story. If you've never heard of this one, it was a four-seat, V8 sports car ... cc over the 4.0 liters it had in cars like the original ...

The automaker plans to ship only 860 models to the U.S. market, making it sure to be a rare sight on American roads.

Depending on who you ask, the idea of a four-door sports car might be anathema to the spirit of sports cars as a whole, or it could be the best thing since they started putting silica in tires.

With its compact dimensions, balanced handling and affordable pricing, Toyota’s entry-level sports car has been a favorite ... The new 2.4-liter flat-four-cylinder engine cranks out 228 ...

Toyota currently has two sports cars ... When Car and Driver put it through a performance test, a mechanically similar 2022 Toyota GR86 Premium darted to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds.

Toyota might not be front ... mostly missing from the muscle cars that dominated the two-door segment in North America at the time. Is a hot hatch a true sports car? If approached from a pure ...

As countries make their emissions regulations more stringent with each passing year, sports cars need ... with its 2.4-liter flat four producing 228 horsepower. It seems Toyota isn’t done ...

The term "4 Door Sports Car" originated with the 1989 Nissan Maxima, which had this phrase marked with a sticker on its rear windows. While Nissan used that trademark for decades to market the now ...