PREVIEW OF THE FIFTH GENERATION 2010 TOYOTA SUPRA

Is there ever going to be a fifth generation of the Supra? Various reports have been announcing the coming of a mkV Supra first in 2006, then in 2008 (predicted to be powered by a naturally aspirated 3.5 liter V-6 2GR-FSE from GS350 Lexus, all-aluminum powerplant and expected to produce 350 bhp at 7000 rpm and about 290 lb-ft of torque at 5000 rpm, curb weight of about 3200 lb), and more recently the 2010 production year model rumored to come with the choice of a 450 hp V8 or a 3.7-liter 350 hp V6 and pricing ranging from $40,000 to $50,000. For now we have to just wait and see... below in red is an artist's rendering of a 2010 Supra as reported by a japanese Best Cars magazine.

THE HISTORY OF TOYOTA SUPRA

Toyota Supra was a continuation of a 2000GT heritage presented years earlier. Toyota introduced the Celica Supra (MA46) in 1979. Its styling was based upon the Celica liftback design, but it was both longer and wider. However, it was the engine that made the Supra different.  ...more...
FETURED PRODUCTS

INDIVIDUAL COIL Ignition Kit. Eliminates Spark plug wires and the bulky coil pack. Uses factory igniter. Plug-n-Play, including harness. Fits 87-92 7MGTE models. Get yours while they last! Click for demo movie (large file).  ...more...
PARTS FOR SALE

We are a team of Toyota Supra enthusiasts. We restore and upgrade our own cars. Because we often end up with multiples of the same part we offer them to other Supra enthusiasts.  ...more...
TSRM / PARTS CATALOG





An online version of Toyota Service Repair Manual and Electronic Parts Catalog for the Supra. Also a collection of tech-tips and resources  ...more...
AUTOMOTIVE NEWS





The latest in automotive news from around the world. Car shows, latest cars, rumors, spy shots  ...more...

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SUPRA GALLERY



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