I watched an episode of Wheeler Dealers the other night where the subject flip car was a bronze colored Supra just like this one. Some pointy haired Brit named Ant had replaced the unflappable Edd China, but the unseen extras did a great job replacing the exhaust and head gasket while the Ant and Mike […]
Supra fans rejoiced at the recent launch of the 2019 fifth generation Toyota Supra — it had been 17 years since something badged as a Supra had been sold at Toyota dealerships. Even though it is mostly just a restyled BMW, it gave Supra fans reason to rejoice, but they were wrong. They should have […]
This next car will invoke some serious “why would you do it?” and “why wouldn’t you do it?” discussions with car guys. It could be the best car to meet your future inlaws and simultaneously the worst car to meet your future inlaws. A Toyota 7M-GE from the 80s also the best possible upgrade to […]
The 2nd-gen MA60 Supra, like its predecessor, still fell under the Celica umbrella, being based on the economy coupe but with a longer nose, inline six-cylinder engine, and sportier MO. These cars are solid if not the most exciting classics on the market, but if you’re looking for your ticket into 80s Japanese Radwood perfection, this […]
I don’t think I’d ever go around claiming that a car with 74k miles on the odometer could be considered new, or even newish…unless that car is 28 years old and then you realize this thing has only been drive 2600 miles a year since new. Find this 1988 Toyota Supra Turbo offered for $10,500 […]
Take a look at this 1991 Toyota Supra here on eBay bidding for $7,501 with auction ending today (Sunday) at 10:46 PM PST. From eBay listing: Item specifics Condition: Used Year: 1991 VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): JT2MA71M8M0157475 Mileage: 105,000 Exterior Color: Black Make: Toyota Interior Color: Gray Model: Supra Vehicle Title: Clear Trim: Turbo […]
In 1982 Toyota upped their sports car offering by redesigning their Celica and adding more beef to the inline-6 option known as the Celica Supra. Of course the one you want is known as the P-Type, which sounds like something only available to urologists, but actually mean Performance-Type as opposed to the more luxury oriented […]
In the late 1970s Toyota decided they needed a car to compete with Nissan’s popular inline-6 powered Z-car, so they took the 4-cylinder powered Celica, added 5 inches of length to the front end (to accommodate 2 additional cylinders) and called the new car a Celica Supra. The war of the Japanese sports coupes was […]
All Toyotas, All Day continues with this next Yota that combines the classic Celica name with Supra attitude. It was really just a Celica with an inline-6 shoved where the inline-4 normally lived (and a longer snout) but it was the start of a few decades of competition with Nissan over who makes the better 6-cylinder […]
A refrigerator white, automatic, non-turbo Mk IV Supra on the front page of Daily Turismo — sacrilege!! Needs a 2-stroke swap stat!! Listen folks, drop the pitch forks and hear me out on this one…after all, it is All Toyota, All Day. Remember how for years the Porsche 912 was this derelict model only driven […]