All information has been sourced from the manufacturer; where 0-60 claims are not available by the automaker, we have used the results of independent tests. Initially, the Mk5 Toyota Supra engine ...

According to Toyota, a Mk5 Supra with the automatic can go from 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds, while the manual requires 4.2 seconds ...

The Toyota GR Supra can now be optioned with a manual transmission, adding another layer of driver engagement to Toyota's already potent sport coupe. But rowing the Supra's gears yourself comes ...

At the time, Supra was a sport-oriented trim level for the Celica. Posting a 0-60 time of 11.5 seconds and passing through the quarter mile in 18.4 seconds at 74.6 mph, the 110-hp Mk I Supra was ...

The real magic began in 1986 when the Mk3 Toyota Supra dropped the Celica name and gained a 3.0-liter engine.

Ever since the Mk5 Toyota Supra came out back in 2019, there’s been no shortage of comparisons to the legendary Mk4 that preceded it. To find out which one was better once and for all, Top Gear ...

This particular Supra is a 1997 model and is paired to the iconic and desirable 3.0-liter 2JZ-GTE inline-six ... In its heyday, the car could hit 60 mph (96 km/h) in less than 5 seconds and ...

Toyota opened the Supra order book in January 2019, with the first cars delivered in September 2019. All had a turbocharged 335bhp 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine that sent its power to the rear ...

The Toyota Supra has always been a car of its time. Over the decades it has variously taken the form of a long-nosed personal luxury coupe, a juggernaut grand tourer, and a shared-platform sports car.

When Toyota delivered an all-new Mk5 Supra in 2020, it was a car with high expectations and big shoes to fill. The latest in a long line of high-performance Toyota coupes dating back to the 1970s ...