All articles tagged with #toyota supra
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Carscoops
The next-generation Toyota Supra is expected to be released around 2026 or 2027, potentially featuring a hybrid turbo 2.0-liter engine, and may be accompanied by a Lexus twin that could replace the RC and LC models, sharing a similar platform but with distinct luxury and design features.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Autopian
Toyota is celebrating the end of the current GR Supra model with the A90 Final Edition, featuring a power boost to 429 horsepower and enhanced performance components. This limited edition, currently available in Japan and Europe, includes advanced suspension, braking, and aerodynamic upgrades, along with a manual transmission and Recaro seats. While it's uncertain if this model will reach the U.S., Toyota hints at a global release and potential future Supra models.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Motor1
Toyota has unveiled the A90 Final Edition of the Supra, marking the end of the current-generation model with a limited run of 300 units for Europe and Japan. This track-focused version features a power boost to 429 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque, along with enhancements like larger Brembo brakes, adjustable KW suspension, and a carbon fiber aerodynamic package. Offered exclusively with a six-speed manual gearbox, the A90 Final Edition also includes interior upgrades such as carbon fiber Recaro seats. Toyota hints at a sixth-generation model, while a revised Supra 3.0 will be available globally from 2025.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Jalopnik
The Toyota Supra, criticized for its BMW components, is reportedly set to be discontinued by 2026 alongside the BMW Z4. Despite hopes for a future A100 model, it may take a drastically different direction, potentially as an EV or autonomous vehicle.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Jalopnik
A heavily modified, high-mileage 1994 Toyota Supra is up for auction and is expected to sell for more than the base price of a new 2024 GR Supra, despite its significant rust, modifications, and worn condition. Bidding has already reached nearly $50,000, reflecting the enduring appeal of the A80-generation Supra and the willingness of enthusiasts to invest in restoring and preserving these iconic performance cars.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Jalopnik
Brad, a recent graduate with a budget of up to $60,000, is seeking advice on buying his first "enthusiast approved" car with a manual transmission and over 200 hp. Experts suggest options including a Porsche Cayman, Toyota Supra, Cadillac Blackwing, Corolla GR, and BMW M2, each offering unique features and driving experiences within his budget and preferences.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CarScoops
BMW has finally decided to offer a six-speed manual transmission option for the Z4 M40i, a year after Toyota introduced it for the Supra. The manual Z4 will be available in the US and Europe from spring 2024, featuring a unique linkage and short lever for improved shift feel. The rear axle assembly and M differential from the M240i have been incorporated, along with other performance enhancements. However, the manual version will be slightly slower than the automatic variant, and it will come at an additional cost of around $3,500.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Road & Track
BMW is introducing a six-speed manual option for the 2024 Z4 M40i, aiming to boost sales and compete with the Toyota Supra. The manual transmission will be part of an option package that includes a stiffer suspension, retuned power steering, and wider wheels and tires. The Z4 will use the same gearbox as the Supra but without Toyota's tweaks. The manual Z4 will be priced around $70,795, making it more expensive than the manual Supra but more affordable than the base Porsche 718 Boxster. This is the only non-M model BMW will offer with a manual transmission in the U.S.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Drive
A camouflaged Toyota Supra prototype spotted at the Nürburgring suggests that a track-focused GRMN variant may be in the works, and it appears to have a manual transmission. The distinct gear shifts and gear ratios heard in a video indicate the presence of a manual Supra, with speculation surrounding its powertrain, potentially featuring the S58 engine from the BMW M3. The prototype also showcases new aerodynamic elements. Enthusiasts are eager for Toyota to release the Supra GRMN with increased horsepower to further enhance its track performance.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CarScoops
A high school teacher allegedly violated Turo's prohibited uses by renting a 2021 Toyota Supra 3.0 and using it for a land speed record competition, resulting in around $4,000 worth of damage to the brakes and tires. Turo confirmed that the teacher did rent the car and will follow up for further action. The investigation continues to determine if the teacher or the school will have to pay for the damages.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Jalopnik
A teacher allegedly rented a Toyota Supra from Turo to compete in a land speed record competition after his student-built racing truck broke down. The owner of the Supra claims that the car was returned with worn tires and brakes, causing $4,000 in damage. The teacher denies renting the car from Turo and claims it came from a dealer. Both Turo and the school are investigating the situation.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CarScoops
A 1977 Mercedes SLC has been given a unique twist with a 2JZ-GTE engine from a Toyota Supra, producing around 400 hp. The engine is paired with a four-speed automatic transmission from a Toyota Aristo and a standalone MoTeC ECU. The car also features custom-made wheels and suspension, as well as Ferrari brakes from an F40 and F430. The build took two years to complete and is in excellent condition, with only a few non-original components.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Jalopnik
Papadakis Racing's successful drift Supra is powered by a BMW B58 inline-six engine, which has proven to be strong, reliable, and capable of producing around 1,200 horsepower with minimal modifications. The engine has required little continued development since 2019, with the biggest change being to the cylinder head. While the Toyota 2JZ engine is legendary, the B58 engine's technology has advanced and offers huge power potential with few modifications.