The Toyota Supra MK5 is unlike any Supra before. Built in partnership with BMW, this sports car shares its core with the BMW Z4—same engine, same platform, and a cabin that feels distinctly German.

Mk5 Toyota GR Supra Exterior While other manufacturers seem locked in a battle to create the most razor-sharp edges, Toyota embraced the Supra's heritage of smooth, sensual curves.

Toyota is giving the GR Supra a 5.0-liter V-8 for Australia’s Supercars Championship, but don’t expect a street version ...

It’s a good thing, too. Rather than the turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six typically found in the street-going GR Supra, the ...

The 2025 Toyota GR Supra is one of the few holdouts in the ever shrinking world of true driver’s performance cars. The Supra includes not only a 3.0-liter inline 6 with 382 hp and 368 pound-feet ...

Of course, Toyota didn’t give us the full story but a selection of the designs that contributed to the final car. See Also: Toyota Gets Our Attention With Non-Supra Based GR GT3 Coupe Concept ...

Toyota GR Supra Mk5 Looks Pretty Sweet With Tuner’s Throwback A80-Inspired Taillights The Supra Mk4-style circular taillamps for the Mk5 are heading for production with prices starting from $1,200 ...

The 2026 Toyota GR Supra is the sports car's final iteration, and while it packs a punch, it also has a handful of flaws you should be aware of.

The autonomous driving system implemented in this Mk5 Toyota Supra calculates a new trajectory for the vehicle every 20th of a second so that the vehicle is balanced as it goes around the track.

Right now, the GR Supra uses a BMW B48 inline-four and a B58 inline-six. Granted, these are both very good motors, but they're sort of inauthentic when it comes to a Toyota sports car.

Expand your fleet by pulling in another legendary car: the Toyota Supra MK5. To make your new car unique, take it to your garage and make changes to its set-up to best suit your driving style.