While current Supercars rules permit other engine configurations, no manufacturer has raced anything but a V8 since 1993.

Thus, Toyota is going it alone with the next Supra in late 2027, says Forbes, citing Japanese magazine Best Car, which has already claimed that the “all-new” sixth-generation model will have Toyota ...

Manual-transmission bout between Japan and America: the final Supra takes on the heaviest Mustangs, but the Mach 1 delivers ...

Toyota is set to install a V-8 engine into the GR Supra in 2026, although you’ll only see it in Australia. That’s because the most potent of all Supras is set to compete in the Repco Supercars ...

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The Supra features a Top Secret Final Evolution-style widebody kit installed under previous ownership, together with a ...

The 2024 Toyota Supra is an excellent and entertaining two-seat sports car with a storied nameplate. If you were a Supra fan in the '80s or '90s, rest assured ...

So, yes, the 2020 Toyota Supra has more than a little BMW in it. But if you want to talk DNA, from a genetic standpoint I'm virtually indistinguishable from a mouse.

Toyota’s sports coupe also gets tech and chassis upgrades for the new model year. Still, a lot carries over from the 2020 Supra — some things it got right and some it got wrong.

The Supra is powered by a Toyota-tuned version of BMW's B58B30M1 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six, same as you'll find in the new X5 and soon other cars.

Driving the 2020 Toyota Supra prototype reminds us that Toyota's engineers certainly haven't forgotten how to do a rear-wheel-drive, six-cylinder sports car.

The 2020 Toyota Supra has a base MSRP of $49,900. The Premium trim adds the BMW-based infotainment system and other features for $53,990, while the Launch Edition has unique touches like the red ...