With its inception dating back to the late ’70s, the Toyota Chaser’s evolution through various generations has featured potent engines, innovative design, and a legacy of popularity in the drifting scene. The story of the Toyota Chaser begins in 1977 when Toyota introduced it as a mid-sized, rear-wheel-drive sedan under the Chassis code “X30.” It was initially conceived as part of Toyota’s effort to diversify its lineup and cater to a broader spectrum of customers. The Chaser found its place in the midst of Toyota’s sportier models, offering a unique blend of performance and practicality. Early generations, like the first-generation X30 and its successor, the X40, were celebrated for their unassuming yet timeless designs and robust engineering, but the X90 and X100 is where most enthusiasts gravitate towards.