The Toyota Supra began life as an upscale, straight-six-powered version of the Celica, known officially as the Celica Supra for the first few years after its American-market debut in the 1979 model ...

Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. The line about the sound system beating "anything you've ever heard before in a car" might have angered some Sony employees at the ...

The Toyota Supra is an iconic Japanese sports car with humble beginnings. Unlike Nissan, which took until 2009 to offer the really cool GT-Rs in the United States, the Supra was always a part of the U ...

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Over the years, the Toyota Supra went from a $10,000 commuter with luxury intentions to a JDM legend. It may have started life as a slightly longer Celica and carried the Celica prefix until its third ...

Michael is a supercar enthusiast, writer, and SEO expert. His favorite cars are Porsche 911s from Singer, the Lamborghini Murcielago SV, and the BMW Alpina B5 GT. The Toyota Supra is one of very few ...

Announced at last year's Daytona 500, Toyota's decision to bring a four-cylinder variant of the Supra to the U.S. market is good news for anyone who wants more choice in the sports car market. The BMW ...