2018 Toyota Supra Spy Photos, Release date, Price
Despite the fact the first generation of the Supra was nothing more than a Celica with a slightly bigger engine, the last one managed to become a true icon thanks to its 2JZ engine and great looks which made it a star in a few Hollywood movies as well as a favorite for anyone wanting a true Japanese supercar. Unfortunately, since 2002 the model has been missing from the market and despite the fact, Toyota was releasing back in 2007 a concept car that was meant to be the new Supra. Nearly a decade later, 2018 Toyota Supra is still missing from the market. This is because Toyota decided not to build the Supra all by themselves and instead they went to BMW in order to start a partnership for a new sports car.
2018 Toyota Supra Update: Spy Photos 09/07/2016
2018 TOYOTA SUPRA RELEASE DATE AND PRICE
This new car would later become the new Z5 (Z4 replacement) as well as the future 2018 Toyota Supra which is going to be mechanically identical to the BMW but it will look vastly different. While there aren’t any official details available about the car’s engine or even design, it seems that the new Supra will not be the current FT-1.
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2018 Toyota Supra
Summary
Just like those two cars, the 2018 Toyota Supra will be available as a two seats coupe and that’s about it. Some suggested that Toyota might add a convertible or even a target version of the car which would, in fact, make a lot of sense considering that the last generation of the car was available with a target version.
Price: $50,000
Release date: 2017
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Toyota please dont put a BMW lump in the next gen Supra. The Supra needs its own heart and soul, let alone being built on a Z4 Platform.
1993 Toyota Built there best ever car all on there own with there engines being bullet proof.
I fear you are going to loose so many Supra fans there are two Categorys that divide people in buying cars of today that is if you want build Quality you go german if you want reliabilty you buy Japanese.
Where is the sense on removing Toyota’s greatest title reliability and putting a BMW engine in its place.
Nice BMW Supra