Extreme exhaust pipes for Toyota at the Tokyo Auto Salon
Check out these extreme exhaust pipes at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Made by the company Sense Brand, they give several Toyota a unique and, at the very least, eye-catching look.
These extreme and surreal exhaust pipes, recently seen at the Tokyo Auto Salon, will leave no one indifferent. They are the work of the company “Sense Brand“, which is very popular, and they put other enthusiast brands such as Akrapovic or Borla on the ropes in the Japanese country.

The company has taken advantage of the stage offered by the Tokyo Auto Salon to show some of the most incredible designs in the company’s range. This unique selection has been added to some specific models of Toyota.
Unfortunately, there is no video available to enjoy the impressive sound that these exhaust pipes surely produce. However, we have plenty of photos to admire their aesthetic side.
The most surreal exhaust pipes in all of Japan
Two of the most striking designs have been created for the Toyota Crown Athlete. The one we show in a photo below features up to 6 exhaust outlets at the rear, and 2 more on the sides, with a design and proportions that are, at the very least, epic.

And no, they are not just for looks: the 8 exhaust outlets are fully functional and should sound so incredible that they will knock you back in surprise. The only thing that comes to mind when seeing such an abomination (in the best sense) is that when you start the car it sets off a kind of nuclear explosion.
A second Toyota Crown, this time in charcoal grey, shows an even more radical exhaust pipe configuration. Hold on tight, because this one has no fewer than 12 exhaust outlets, all of them fully functional, and yes, once again, this is no joke.

As we can see in the photo, the look it gives the car is so extreme that it seems straight out of a science fiction film, or the most extreme dream of the protagonists of “The Fast and the Furious“.
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