Honda Car Forum

Do Honda and Toyota have equivalents to the Mits Evolution and Subaru Imprezza?

no

they are all imported junk

The last decent toyota rally car I remember was the Celica GT4 and that is an old car now, the new Celica isn't really built to compete with the scooby and evo.Honda do use the Civic in rallies but a civic can't be described as an equivalent now can it.

I know Toyota is coming out with the Supra again. That thing is going to be a monster. I'd rather get one of those instead of a Evo or STI.Not sure about Honda though.

Yes. because The Evolution and STI are just factory tuned versions of the Lancer and Impreza with are the equivalent of the Civic by honda, the Corolla by Toyota, the Sentra by Nissan, the Caliber by dodge, the Cobalt by Chevy, the Focus by Ford, and so on.No Honda nor Toyota have any super tuned AWD cars from the factory that directly compete with the Evo and STI but they have a long reputation of their owners making their cars fast and have a much larger Aftermarket parts manufactures than Mistubishi and Subaru.

Toyota once sold GT4 versions of the Celica, which was apromimant car in rallying. Four wheel drive, and later road-going cars had up to 250ish BHP as standard. Honda have never really been major players in the muddy world of rally.

TOYOTA CELICA TOYOTA MR2 TF300NISSAN SKYLINE NISSAN 350ZNISSAN GT-R PROTOCHECK THE WEB SITES FOR MORE INFO

Supra for toyota, and s2000 for honda. Lotus Elise and Exige have toyota celica engines, which well SMOKE crappy evos and stis like nothing in the straight and in the turns... and plus its a non turbo engine.

No.The closest thing Honda has is the S2000 and that is really mixing apples and oranges. Toyota's best now is the Scion TC and that's not even close. But when the new Supra's come out, the EVO and STI, I doubt, will match it..........but then again, I hear the Supra will be going for at least $70k.