The new Toyota GR Supra, the high-performance Japanese sports car model, can be ordered on the European market. European customers can choose between two equipment versions, starting from 62,900 euros.
The new Toyota GR Supra is the fifth generation of the legendary model, the sports car being developed in collaboration with BMW, the platform being shared with that of the BMW Z4 model. Both models are produced at the Magna Steyr factory in Austria.
The variants available on the European market are the Toyota GR Supra Track Edition with a six-speed manual transmission and the Toyota GR Supra Performance with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
The new Toyota GR Supra can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds for the automatic transmission variant and 4.6 seconds for the manual transmission version. Both variants use the 3.0 turbo six-cylinder engine that delivers 340 hp and 500 Nm to the rear axle.
The "Condensed Extreme" design of the Toyota GR Supra refers to the exterior design, from the long hood to the compact body and low stance. The Toyota GR Supra exudes performance by combining aerodynamics from motorsport with a contemporary and robust design.
A true legend among sports car fans, the Toyota Supra has consolidated its position in the top of the most popular sports models in the world. The new Toyota GR Supra inherits the essence of the Supra spirit, which was born in the 1960s with the iconic Toyota 2000GT.
On the road or the circuit, the Toyota GR Supra offers top sports sensations and performances, with a linear and direct acceleration, while choosing an automatic or manual transmission for a pure driving experience.
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