Drifting not only looks cool, but it takes a tremendous amount of car control to do right. Tandem drifting with two cars mere inches apart requires a level of skill few humans can hope to master.

The automaker has built a Supra sports car with the capability of performing drift racing-style driving on a track. The project is a collaboration between the Toyota Research Institute and ...

Toyota teamed up with researchers at Stanford University to develop a pair of Supras capable of performing a tandem drift autonomously. Seeing the cars in action is certainly cool, but the goal ...

Toyota has reached an unusual milestone. Working with Stanford University, and leveraging artificial intelligence, it managed to make two cars autonomously drift around a track at the same time.

Toyota Supra autonomous drift car Toyota. The new Supra is meant to take things further than what Stanford has already done with its proof-of-concept. At this stage, ...

Toyota and Stanford University are developing a driver assistance tool for everyday vehicles, and to get everyone else on board, they've shown off their progress in the most extreme way possible.

Toyota develops autonomous drifting tech as a potential safety feature Craig Cole Former reviews editor Craig brought 15 years of automotive journalism experience to the Cars team.

The Toyota GR86 is a street-ready ride that handles with precision. It’s undeniably fast with a 2.4-liter inline four-cylinder engine under the hood, producing 228 horsepower and 184 lb. -ft of ...

Autonomous Toyota Supra drift car The Supra drift car the researchers are using has computer-controlled steering, throttle, gear changes, and individual wheel braking.

That's the benchmark Toyota Research Institute hit recently in a quest to develop autonomous technology that can extreme-maneuver its way out of danger like a professional race car driver.

We tend to think of drifting, or any wheel-spinning tomfoolery, as a crude, reckless and indulgent act when not done in the safe confines of a closed course. Yet researchers at Toyota’s Research ...

The first-generation Toyota MR2 is a cult classic, eternally praised for its light weight and simple design. The second-generation Toyota MR2, well, people don’t talk about that one.