[ad_1] What began as a luxurious spin-off of the second generation 1978 Toyota Celica, the Supra nameplate, was simply an extension of an existing model. Competing with the grand touring market in North America and Japan, the Celica Supra replaced the regular four-cylinder engine with a smooth, powerful six-cylinder engine. Throughout the late 80s and … Read more
[ad_1] New spy photos show Toyota is continuing to develop a high-performance Supra, with a new rear spoiler making its prototype debut. View 18 images The 2025 Toyota GRMN Supra is edging closer to reality, with a prototype caught on camera testing at Germany’s famous Nurburgring circuit. Reports claim the high-performance, track-oriented Toyota is planned to … Read more
[ad_1] Performance and Handling Winner: Toyota GR Supra Clearly, BMW’s contribution to the fifth-generation Supra model has paid dividends in the handling department. Even with less powerful options under the hood, Toyota’s sports car is the better performer here, with tighter steering and firmer suspension settings that enable the Supra for track use. In its … Read more
[ad_1] In the Japanese Domestic Market, very few cars have the legacy and esteem of the Toyota Supra. Whether you’re a fan of JDMs or not, the Supra is a nameplate that has reached every corner of the industry, growing into one of the most iconic sports cars of all time. The Supra can trace … Read more
[ad_1] Before there ever were Toyota Supras boosting around terrifying traffic, there was the Toyota 2000GT in the late 1960s. This rare and sleek sports coupe is known as the first-ever Japanese supercar. Despite only 337 examples being built, it laid the blueprint for future JDM greatness: a powerful inline-six engine in a nimble RWD … Read more
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