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The 2023 Toyota GR Supra is newly available with a manual transmission while all six-cylinder models receive revised steering, suspension, and brake tuning as well as a new Hairpin turn function. The previously optional active sport differential is standard and Track Mode has been recalibrated for more driving freedom (aka drifting). A new 12-speaker JBL sound system is available while the limited-edition A91(-MT) trim is back but only available with the manual transmission and is limited to 500 units.
Toyota offers two main trim choices for the Supra. The base model is the 3.0, while the 3.0 Premium includes a few more features. The first Supra models off the line are a special Launch Edition, which is limited to 1,500 units and based on the 3.0 Premium. Pricing starts at $50,945 for a 3.0... Read more »
Here's a car that represents one of the more remarkable automotive metamorphoses in recent memory. Over the course of its first three renewals, the Toyota Supra evolved as an increasingly overstuffed, over-weight personal luxury car. Though it was portrayed as a high-performance sport coupe, its true character fell more into the realm of rolling hedonism.... Read more »
