2026.03.26

Vintage Club by KINTO: Classic Car Rental Returns to Toyota Museum with the 2026 Classic Car Caravan Featuring the Iconic 10 Soarer

KINTO Corporation (Headquarters: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture; President: Shinya Kotele), operator of the classic car community "Vintage Club by KINTO," is excited to announce the return of the limited-period exclusive classic car rental event, the Toyota Museum Classic Car Caravan, held at the Toyota Museum located in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture. Following the popular reception of last year's event, the 2026 edition will feature a year-round schedule with rotating rental vehicles every few months.

Toyota Museum Classic Car Caravan 2026

In partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation, operator of the Toyota Museum, the 2026 first installment of the Classic Car Caravan spotlights the "10 Soarer" — Toyota's first 3-number luxury specialty car. Celebrated as a symbol of automotive electronics innovation, the 10 Soarer remains a star attraction permanently displayed at the Toyota Museum. Visitors can enjoy seeing, touching, and driving this iconic model to fully appreciate its appeal.

  • Dates: April 21 (Tue) – July 3 (Fri), 2026; Monday to Friday (excluding museum holidays)
  • Vehicle: 10 Soarer
  • Location: Toyota Museum, 41-100 Yokomichi, Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture
  • Rental Duration: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (4 hours)
  • Rental Fee: ¥16,000 per 4 hours (reservation required)

[Reserve Your 10 Soarer Experience Here]

About Toyota Museum

Toyota Museum

Opened in April 1989 as part of Toyota Motor Corporation's 50th anniversary, the Toyota Museum showcases the history and culture of the automobile worldwide.

  • The Car Pavilion features approximately 150 vehicles representing automotive history from the late 19th century to today.

  • The Cultural Pavilion displays around 800 miniature cars arranged chronologically, along with approximately 4,000 cultural artifacts such as posters, toys, and mascots associated with automotive history.

  • Opening Hours: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM (last admission at 4:30 PM)

  • Closed: Mondays (open on public holidays; closed following weekday). Please check the website for exceptions and updates.

About Vintage Club by KINTO

Modern cars offer unprecedented comfort and style, but classic cars — or "oldtimers" — provide the joy of hands-on adjustment and a mechanical connection unlike today's vehicles, offering a uniquely nostalgic charm. Guided by KINTO's vision to bring "emotion to every journey," Vintage Club by KINTO creates accessible opportunities to engage with classic cars and share the passion for driving timeless machines.

The project originated within KINTO by car enthusiasts who dreamed of introducing new ways to enjoy classic cars. Collaborations with Toyota car enthusiasts and restoration experts from Shinmei Industry have brought this vision to life.

As classic cars gain growing attention, Vintage Club by KINTO aspires to build a community where enthusiasts can enjoy and share the joy of driving these cherished vehicles.

Classic Car Lineup

TE27 Corolla Levin (1974 / Manual Transmission)

TE27 Corolla Levin


RA25 Celica Liftback 2000GT (1975 / Manual Transmission)

RA25 Celica Liftback 2000GT


MZ11 Soarer 2.8GT-Limited (1982 / Automatic Transmission)

MZ11 Soarer 2.8GT-Limited


GA61 Celica XX 2000GT (1985 / Manual Transmission)

GA61 Celica XX 2000GT


UCF10 Celsior B spec (1991 / Automatic Transmission) Limited period availability

UCF10 Celsior B spec


JZA70 Supra 2.5GT Twin Turbo Aero Top (1992 / Manual Transmission)

JZA70 Supra 2.5GT Twin Turbo Aero Top


SXE10 Altezza RS200 Z Edition (1999 / Manual Transmission)

SXE10 Altezza RS200 Z Edition


JZA80 Supra (2002 / Manual Transmission)

JZA80 Supra


HZJ77HV Land Cruiser '70' 4-door (1995 / Manual Transmission)

HZJ77HV Land Cruiser '70' 4-door


JZX100 Chaser Tourer V (1998 / Manual Transmission)

JZX100 Chaser Tourer V

The lineup will expand gradually based on customer feedback and requests.


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This article is the English version of the original Japanese press release published by KINTO Corporation. View the original at KINTO Japan Corporate Website.