The mid-’90s Toyota Supra is so coveted among enthusiasts that there are some willing to pay supercar prices for it. That’s why an exotic car dealership in Illinois, Diamond Motorworks, recently ...

Codenamed A80, the fourth generation of the Supra is pretty rare and seriously desirable regardless of condition. The cult following of the MkIV hasn’t stopped a certain someone from grafting ...

Toyota’s latest Supra is mostly renowned for its BMW connections, so collectors might do well to direct their attention towards the Mk IV generation. After all, that's the one famous for all the right ...

Priority Pre-Owned, LLC in MA, was where I bought the car. The condition of my vehicle was in far better shape than I could have ever dreamed of. I purchased a Right Hand Drive Toyota Supra SZ and the ...

Think you understand the fourth-generationToyota Supra, sold in the U.S. from 1993-1998? Think again. Here's everything you need to know about the Japanese performance car. You've got to refer back to ...

The MkIV Toyota Supra is the longstanding king of the tuner car world. As such, unmodified examples of the Japanese sports car command huge premiums and are getting harder to find. Thanks to the team ...

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That's right: the same Supra model that drew stern looks from The Man back in the 1990s and helped usher in an era of donuts in the cineplex parking lot at 1 a.m. In a couple of weeks, Bonhams will ...

Fans of "The Fast and The Furious" movies can get in on the extreme action when the actual 1993 Toyota Supra stunt car used throughout the 2001 film comes to auction next month. Special designed and ...

It’s got sound. It’s got turbos. It’s got paint. And it’s got suicide(?) Lambo doors. All it needs now is a starring role in the ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ made-for-TV-movie reboot, and it will rocket to ...

Two hundred and forty-nine mph is fast enough to get you from Los Angeles to San Francisco in just under two hours (provided it's 3 a.m. and the cops are on strike). It's faster than most private ...

Want to travel back in time? All it takes is a drive down U.S. Highway 101 in the heart of San Francisco at exactly the right moment. The portal is there, perched in plain sight on top of a squat ...