Toyota Supra

Toyota Supra is an extremely popular Japanese sport car. It was produced since 1978 till 2002. The first and the second versions of Supra were developed on base of Toyota Celica and named Toyota Celica Supra. Later “Celica” was lost and only the name Supra remained. Toyota Supra had such competitors as Nissan Skyline GT-R/GT-S, Mitsubishi 3000GT/GTO, Dodge Stealth, Chevrolet Corvette, Honda/Acura NSX and other sport-cars of the mid-size class. In the Toyota range Supra is situated above Celica and it is the flagship sportcar.

The first generation of Toyota Supra engines is the straight 6 cylinder of M series, and also the 4-cylinder 1G of different modifications, both naturally aspirated and turbocharged. In the third generation, in addition to those engines 2,5-liter 1JZ-GTE was also used. It could develop its power up to 280 horsepower, what considerably increased the car ability rating. The fourth version of the model was equipped with the legendary engines Supra 2JZ. It was 2JZ-GE as the naturally aspirated engine, and 2JZ-GTE as the turbocharged. Exactly this engine brought great fame and popularity to Toyota Supra thanks to its easy of access for performance tuning and great durability.
Below you will know what Supra engines are, will find all the reviews and specs, their weight, modifications, performance tuning and upgrades, and the required performance parts, recommended engine oil, its capacity and change intervals. And also you will know of the possible problems and repair, reliability, engine lifespan, etc.

List of Toyota Supra models:

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