TSR Automotive

TSR Automotive


TSR Automotive is a company founded by 2 men, Ryo Eishi & Tomoyaki Takashiro. Tomoyaki’s father, Akira Takashiro loves cars. He runs a shop to service early Automobliles in the early 1900s. At 1909, Tomoyaki was born. Cars are his second nature. He loves cars so much but all that was destructed with the WWII. At 1939, Tomoyaki made engines for the war effort and at the end of WWII, he was rich. At 1949, he saw the market for cars and wanted in. So, he created TSR Automotive. TSR stands for TakaShiRo. So, they set up their first factory in Nara, Kansai prefecture, Japan. It was a small factory just like a workshop type of building. Tomo loves the deers there. He met Ryo for the first time and became best friend since then. Their mission is to make the best car for the money. With that in mind, the beginning isn’t as exactly planed as what they two have planed. They start with a very ambitious project, a grand tourer with heaps of power and comfortable. Seeing that the couple are very rich, they rolled out with their first model, the TSR Model One.


It is quite a good car. To learn more about this car, click here! Since then, they have made plenty of successful models over the years. TSR is now one of the largest Japanese car company in the world with many factories in America, Europe, Australia and Asia.


Here are all the current models (trims, starting price, pictures & optional extras are explained later). Download it to have a test drive:


Mainstream Range

  • TSR Kogarashi (3dr/5dr hatchback)
  • TSR Itakara (compact sedan)
  • TSR Kazuma (wagon)
  • TSR Fallwing (luxury/full-size sedan)

Utility Range


Sports range

  • TSR Angel (sports coupe)
  • TSR Kansai (GT coupe/supersports coupe)
  • TSR Taikan (budget mid-engine supercar)
  • TSR Tora (supercar/hypercar)

Kei Car Range


Country-specific Range

Australia

Southeast Asia, China


Soon to be revealed cars:

  • TSR Itakara (4th gen)
  • TSR Kogarashi (2nd gen)
  • TSR Fallwing (4th gen)

If you want to test drive historic models, please PM us.

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Not that I would have done it any better myself so don’t take it wrong. But the whole car looks very modern and up to date, and somehow the front end does not fully match it, it’s a bit like if someone grafted a front end from a late 90s Ford Mondeo on a modern car… But other than that I don’t have any complaints…it looks right for what it is. :slight_smile:

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@Knugcab Precisely my thoughts!

Thank you for your opinion! We’ll try to fix that when there is a facelift.

This is a very attractive super sedan from most angles, but surely it does not deserve to have the front fascia from a 1996-99 Mondeo flipped upside-down? It’s definitely very fast, though, with its lusty V12, and should handle as if it were much lighter, thanks to clever tuning.

The TSR Kansai
First launched in 2010, the TSR Kansai has been the halo car for TSR. The target is to defeat the Nissan GTR R35 with a lower price. $113000 is the price for the top of the line NR5 model with a 10% mark-up. It is still in production today. The TSR Kansai has a 3.0 litre V6 producing 536 HP to 683 HP (depending on the trim)


Trims (all +10% mark-up):
GT ($90000)
GT Premium ($93000)
GTR ($100500)
GTR Black Edition ($105000)
NR5 ($113000)
NR5 Carbon ($118000)
NR5EE ($120300)


Special features:

  1. The NR5 Carbon has a carbon hood and rear diffuser.
  2. The NR5EE (Enthusiast Edition) is only available with a manual transmission. Less than 200 are made.
  3. The GTR Black Edition is all blacked out with some carbon fibre accents.
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The Kansai line has a much more modern appearance than the FallWing, but I fear that its 3-litre V6 will have massive lag when turbocharged all the way to nearly 700 horsepower. However, what’s never in doubt is that even the base trim is guaranteed to be very fast.

And the lime green paint you’ve chosen as the signature color for the NR5 trim definitely works well on all your current models - it reminds me of Jungle Green on the Series II VF Commodore for some reason. Speaking of which, the nose of the Itakara also reminds me of the VFII.

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The TSR Kansai Concept 2020


This is the TSR Kansai Concept 2020. For the first time, it uses a glued aluminium chassis. This is only the concept. Its final design will shine later. Look out for some design elements that will be in the production version. Make sure to come at the TSR Stand at the NYIAS car show.

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The 2018 TSR Raider
This is an SUV made by TSR. It is supposed to be a premium/luxury SUV that can be used for a family (only with the family trim). Here are the prices:



TSR Raider Standard (Twin Turbo V6)
Starting price: $46065

TSR Raider Premium (Twin Turbo V6)
Starting price: $53329

TSR Raider Family (Twin Turbo V6)
Starting price: $61333

TSR Raider XSport V6 (Twin Turbo V6)
Starting price: $67311

TSR Raider Luxor (Twin Turbo V8)
Starting price: $69385

TSR XSport V8 (Twin Turbo V8)
Starting price: $75001

TSR Raider Signature (Twin Turbo V8)
Starting price: $93999
The TSR Raider is available to buy now!

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The Raider is a premium SUV is bursting with presence… and power. But I still want more detailed specs on the Raider line. I want to find out how much power and torque both engines develop, along with the full set of performance figures for each trim.

Edit: Thank you for providing me with the details on the Raider range. But it should not have single-digit fuel economy, even though it’s a hulking full-size premium SUV.

More info of the TSR Raider


Standard
5 Seats
Engine: Q6-37A (Twin-turbo V6 3.7 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
395HP
337lb/feet of torque
14.1 mpg


Premium
5 Seats
Engine: Q6-37A (Twin-turbo V6 3.7 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
422HP
364lb/feet of torque
15.1 mpg


Family
7 Seats
Engine: Q6-37A (Twin-turbo V6 3.7 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
395HP
337lb/feet of torque
14.1 mpg


XSport V6
5 Seats
Engine: Q6-37A (Twin-turbo V6 3.7 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
472HP
389lb/feet of torque
11.8 mpg


Luxor
5 Seats
Engine: H8-50A (Twin-turbo V8 5.0 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
418HP
538lb/feet of torque
7.9 mpg


XSport V8
5 Seats
Engine: H8-50A (Twin-turbo V8 5.0 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
502HP
562lb/feet of torque
7.9 mpg


Signature
4 Seats
Engine: H8-50B (Twin-turbo V8 5.0 litre DOHC VVT-AC)
434HP
543lb/feet of torque
7.8 mpg

TSR TO FIX THE STYLING OF THE FALLWING


TSR found that their fans aren’t happy with how the new 2019 Fallwing looks, especially at the front. Production will be postponed until early 2019. Prices will also change. Engine is changed. Chassis is still going to be the same. Trim levels are still going to be the same with an added trim.

The history of the TSR Ultra


1966
1966, the Lamborghini Miura is born, Keika has their Keika I and TSR needs a mid-engine supercar to compete with. So, they design the 1966 TSR Ultra. Made from a space-frame chassis and a fibreglass body, the TSR Ultra is very light.


-MY67 TSR Ultra Competition (JDM Model)

-MY67 TSR Ultra GTS (JDM Model)

Soon after that, there is the 1966 Great Archanian Trek. TSR decides to compete. They thought they could use the 1965 Fallwing. But it’s too long and might get stuck on big rocks. So, TSR decided to use the Ultra. But not just any Ultra. They have to borrow a chassis of another truck and retrofitted the Ultra body onto it. The result, a 4x4 off-road monster with the same 3.2 litre all-aluminium V8 as the base model Ultra. Apparently by popular demand, TSR decided that they sell the Rally Safari Edition. Only 20 examples were only made.


-TSR Ultra Rally Safari Edition circa 1966


1995
At 1995, when they were tuning Honda NSXs and TSR Itakaras and won Le Mans, TSR and NR5 decided that they want to have their own NSX. So, they built one from the ground-up. Molding the NSX body by fibre-glass first and modify the looks, panels made of carbon fibre and NR5’s own bespoke chassis, are made of corrosion-resistant steel. Then, they design their own engine instead of using the NSX’s engine. It was an all-aluminium V8 with the code name B8-40A (for the Touring) and B8-40B (for the NR5) and just like that, the car is done. The NR5 N1 version is just a more track-focused version of the NR5 with stripped-down interior and higher downforce. They stopped production at the year 2000 with 1030 units made since 1995.


-TSR Ultra Touring


-TSR Ultra NR5


-TSR Ultra NR5 N1


New Hope
Since the death of the Ultra at 2000, there were rumors that TSR is going to make a hypercar. That hypercar might be the Ultra. So far, only a picture is taken of that car. There are only little information about this car. But its mission is to beat the world record of the highest top speed of any street-legal production car.

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The new 2018 TSR Urban Coupe


The new TSR Urban Coupe is a Sports Kei Car that is available in Japan for the 2018 model year and the world (except the US) for the 2019 model year. The JDM model, of course within the Kei Car regulation, has a 660cc Inline 3 engine producing 63HP (applies for all JDM trim).


-RS Trim shown in Gloss Black

Specs (only for Japanese models):





Pre-order deposit for the NR5 trim is $1000. Pre-order deposit for all trim for the 2019 model year is $700.
Visit our booth at Auto China 2018:

You can go test-drive the new 2018 TSR Urban Coupe. Just go to the OP and download one of the trims.

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2019 TSR Kansai Official Teaser


What do you think?

The history of the TSR Kansai


1955 (1st generation)
TSR needed a GT car. They created the Kansai. It sold really well and enable them to get big profit with big mark-ups. At 1956, they started importing the Kansai to the US to see if it sells well in the US. With import taxes and other stuff, the car became expensive although still sellable. The car was ahead of it’s time using all wishbone suspension (front and rear) and a 4.8 litre DOHC (Dual Overhead Cam) V8. At 1957, TSR makes the SL Fallwing trim which is exclusively for the US.


-SL Fallwing trim shown circa 1957

Original review is here!
Original advertisement is here!


1960 (2nd generation)
The 2nd generation is also very popular. Although the front is weird, the rear makes up for it. It now utilizes a DOHC I6 instead of a V8. As expected, it sold well in the US and other countries.


-Luxor trim shown circa 1961

Original advertisement is here!


2000 (3rd generation)
TSR haven’t made the Kansai for 40 years since the first time the 2nd generation was launched. This one, the purist says is the worst and weirdest one. Normally, the older generations has RWD only. Well, this generation is FWD available with AWD for the 1st time. The base trim is an inline-4 with a V6 available in higher trim levels. The car’s design is very uninspiring. Some say the worst looking from all Kansai’s. Maybe because the design team only concentrated at the front rather than the back. Although quite competitive, this generation don’t sell well. At least for the first time, it came with an NR5 trim at 2002. Unfortunately, this generation is not a true GT car…


-RS trim shown circa 2001


2010 (4th generation)
TSR needs something to rival the Nissan GTR. It’s very fast and advanced. Well, they came out with the 4th generation Kansai. This time, no inline-4 and AWD comes as standard for the first time. Sales were improving. In 2017, the Enthusiast Edition was introduced featuring a Manual. Only for the NR5, it made sales increased by 5% only. Less than 200 Enthusiast Edition Kansai’s were made.


-NR5 Carbon trim shown


20XX (5th generation)
The year is unknown but the 5th generation is coming. Featuring a more aggresive design language and a different and more advanced V6. So far, only teasers were shown. As always, AWD as standard.


If you want to see the 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation Kansai, please contact (PM) us for a test drive. Unfortunately, the 4th generation is unavailable.

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TSR Certified Service Centre


Ever got scammed for getting low-quality parts for your TSR? Well, not anymore. Go to any TSR certified dealership. Might be pricey, but it will be worth it. You will have a long lasting car, even longer lasting than going to your cheaply serviced car. Experts show that bumpers from TSR Certified OEM Parts are 35%s stronger than cheaper parts. We will service anything from your normal econobox, family wagon, antique cars, the latest and greatest TSR’s and even the craziest modified TSR’s you got out there and we’ll service, fix and even restore your TSR.


Cars in order:

  • TSR Kazuma Turbo S (1st gen)
  • TSR Ultra GT Targa (1st gen)
  • TSR Urban Coupe Base (2nd gen)
  • TSR Kansai (4th gen)
  • TSR Kansai (3rd gen, heavily modified)

You can bring your Keika too. We don’t mind. That’s right, we can also fix your Keika! We got some Keika specialist too (only in some service centers)!


-Keika Katana

So service your car in the right place! Remember, quality is always better than quantity.

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Haha! I love this, awesome!

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The Schedules for the Reveals of TSR Super Cars


  • Top
    Antiyita International Motor Show
  • Middle
    Goodwood Festival of Speed
  • Bottom
    Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance

Names of the cars shall not be revealed after the car is revealed


The Automation Auto Shows Schedule 2018 is here!

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More Reveal Schedules!


  • Top
    Antiyita International Motor Show
  • Middle
    Paris Motor Show
  • Bottom
    Los Angeles Auto Show

The Automation Auto Shows Schedule 2018 is here!

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