The Starlet gets a crossover by the way of Suzuki
For those who miss the Toyota Starlet, you might be glad to know that it's still around. That said, it's not sold in Japan or in Southeast Asia. Instead, it lives on as a rebadged Suzuki Baleno in African markets.
It’s great to see that nameplate in motorsport again
As some of you may know, the Toyota Starlet is still alive and well in some parts of the world. It lives today as a rebadged version of the Suzuki Baleno in the African market. In fact, it's one of several
We’re a little skeptical to be honest
Retro revivals will always be a thing in the world of cars. Whether it's design or in bringing back a memorable nameplate, anything that reminds us of nostalgia will grab attention.All automakers are well aware of that. Which is why
They weren’t always big sellers, but they have a lot of fans
16 years after it was first introduced, the Toyota Yaris has waved goodbye to the Philippine market. It was dropped from the local lineup recently, and it doesn't look like we'll be seeing a new generation for quite some time.
Some pretty interesting stuff from the past seven days
The vehicle has just been launched in the South African market
Yes, gearheads, Toyota has actually revived the iconic Starlet badge. Pleasant day, isn't it? Well, don't get your hopes too high, because this hatch was just launched in South Africa.Also, this new Starlet isn't exactly the modern iteration
A modern pocket rocket inspired by the 80s icon
Next on our list of past icons to bring back is the Toyota Starlet, particularly the 60-series. This iteration has become a legend among car enthusiasts thanks to its low weight and rear-drive architecture. We chose the modified rally versions
Nothing quite like an old-schooler track day
Show car, a daily car or a race car? Having just one classic vehicle in my garage, I'm faced with the dilemma of choosing a career path for my beloved 1981 Toyota Starlet. This little yellow car has joined a mini
by Aris Ilagan
Old-school beauty at its finest
They say cats have nine lives, but we'd wager that the same idiom could also apply to old-school cars that stand the test of time. Take the Toyota Starlet, for example. The diminutive Japanese car became legend over its lifetime,
by Jason Tulio
A treasure in the PH car-enthusiast community
Many a racer began their career behind the wheel of this very popular commuter car. a mainstay in slalom events, the Toyota 'KP' Starlet was (and still is) the toy to have if you wanted to take your first steps into grass-
Tempting, tempting
What car models resonate with you reveal when you grew up. For me, the '80s was a time when I became a hardcore car addict. It was during this decade that I began to appreciate the humble Toyota Starlet, and to this
This Toyota Starlet is utterly stunning
The Toyota Starlet is not just an iconic car. It has reached legendary status in most Japanese old-school circles. Known then as a budget ride that had almost limitless setup capabilities, it was a car loved by both casual drivers
