Toyota Chaser
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The JDM sport sedan icon. The JZX100 with the 1JZ-GTE turbo six is a drift legend.
The Toyota Chaser is a Japanese-market sport sedan that became a drift and tuner legend, especially the JZX90 and JZX100 generations. Rear-wheel drive with the turbocharged 1JZ-GTE inline six, the Chaser offered sleeper-sedan looks with serious performance and tuning potential. The JZX100 Tourer V in particular, with the 1JZ-GTE and an available manual, is one of the most sought-after JDM drift sedans, sharing its turbo six with the Soarer and related Toyota performance cars. The Chaser blended four-door practicality with rear-drive turbo power. On WhipJury, Chaser submissions are prized JDM drift and tuner builds.
Frequently asked questions about Toyota Chaser
What engine does the Chaser use?
The performance Chasers use the turbocharged 1JZ-GTE inline six, a legendary and highly tunable engine shared with the Soarer and other Toyota performance cars.
Why is the Chaser a drift favorite?
Its rear-wheel-drive layout, turbocharged 1JZ-GTE inline six, sleeper-sedan looks, and strong tuning potential make it one of the most sought-after JDM drift sedans.
Can you import a Chaser to the US?
Yes, the JZX90 and JZX100 generations (1992-2001) are now eligible under the 25-year import rule.
What is the Chaser Tourer V?
The top performance trim, with the 1JZ-GTE turbo six and an available manual, the most desirable Chaser for enthusiasts.
Is the Chaser related to the Mark II and Cresta?
Yes, the Chaser shared its platform with the Toyota Mark II and Cresta, sister sedans sometimes called the X-chassis triplets.
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