Articles about Toyota Gr Supra

One each for Asia, North America, and Europe

Toyota has just dropped the tastiest-looking thing we've seen all week. Granted, it's only Wednesday, but behold, the Toyota GR Supra GT4 100 Edition. It's super-rare. There's only three of them being built, with one each

We’re still wishing for a stick-shift Supra here

When the revived fifth-generation Toyota Supra was launched several years ago, we were told that it might never be offered with a manual transmission. So from that moment on, just about every enthusiast and Supra fanatic in the world pled, begged,

Thailand already has this

Planning to finally pull the trigger on a brand-new Toyota GR Supra? Good on you-though if Thailand's lineup is anything to go by, you may want to hold off just a little bit longer."Why? What gives?"Well, over

*drool*

Brace yourselves, fanboys: Toyota's gnarliest GR Supra has just been made a whole lot gnarlier.For 2023, the manufacturer has thrown a handful of upgrades at the competition-spec offering. The three biggest improvements to take in are the brakes, handling,

The Supra that Toyota should've made from the start?

Here it is: three pedals in the footwell, a gear lever amid the centre console. A centre console that's been thoroughly redesigned, Toyota says, because it was never intended to take a wobbly stick.As you'll probably remember, the Supra

Took them long enough

Finally. Toyota has finally made it officially official that the Supra will be available with a six-speed manual transmission. Everything is right in the world once more.A celebration is in order-just not in our market. At least not yet.