The 3.0-liter inline-six 2JZ shares a legitimate claim to the title of "most notorious Japanese engine ever made" alongside the Nissan RB26DETT, Honda K20, and Mazda's rotary 13B-REW. In the Mk IV ...

The star of this piece? None other than the infamous DeLorean sporting a Toyota 2JZ engine swap. Quite possibly one of the coolest engine swaps we’ve ever seen, this DeLorean put down 395-hp and ...

Asking an automotive enthusiast to name an iconic engine is a sure-fire way to get someone to say "2JZ." For good reason ...

The Toyota 2JZ engine is one of the most legendary engines the company ever made, especially as you can find it in one of Toyota's best cars — the Mk IV Toyota Supra. However, this three-liter ...

A powerful new four-cylinder engine looks set to be coming in the 2026 Toyota HiLux – with comparisons being made to the company's famous '2JZ' engine from the iconic 1990s Toyota Supra among ...

Please verify your email address. "Toyota has a globally popular engine called the "2JZ engine." I would like to aim for an engine that surpasses that." Toyota is a Japanese automaker founded in ...

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Additionally, according to the description and the proud badge set on the driver's side, the fourth iteration's V6 and V8 engines were ignored in favor of an inline-six Toyota 2JZ swap that's ...

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AI-powered search engines have made significant strides in the past year, not only comparing favorably to mainstream search engines like Google and Bing. Leveraging sophisticated open-source ...

PC hardware is nice, but it’s not much use without innovative software. I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo ...