New Toyota Supra.

The Toyota Supra (Japanese:, Hepburn: Toyota Spura) is a sports automobile and grand tourer that was first produced by Toyota Motor Corporation in 1978. The word "supra" comes from a Latin word that means "above," "to beyond," or "to go beyond."

From 1978 until 2002, four generations of the Supra were developed. The fifth generation has been in production since March 2019 and has been available for purchase since May 2019.  The original Supra's style was based on the Toyota Celica, but it was longer and wider. 

Beginning in mid-1986, the A70 Supra was distinguished from the Celica. As a result, Toyota dropped the Celica prefix and renamed the vehicle Supra. [6] Due to its name's closeness and history, the Celica is commonly confused with the Supra, and vice versa. The Supra's first, second, and third generations were built at the Tahara facility in Tahara, Aichi, while the fourth generation was built at Toyota's Motomachi plant.

From the street to the track: The Toyota GR Supra GT4 Concept makes its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show (March 7–17, 2019). The study converts the iconic sports vehicle's fifth model generation into a powerful race car for the worldwide GT4 championship.

Even the commercial version of the two-seater had all of the ingredients for success in motorsport: finely balanced suspension, a stiff as light body, rear-wheel drive, and a low centre of gravity. At a racing series where power-balance requirements (weight adjustment to engine performance) ensure balanced competitiveness, the combination of a short wheelbase and wide track in the perfect ratio of 1.55 ensures excellent stability and agility.

The Toyota GAZOO Racing concept car is readily recognisable as a supra: the muscular design is kept, even though the study has grown in length and the height has been reduced again. A big rear wing and a specially designed front diffuser minimise air resistance and improve downforce. Instead of carbon fibre, both components are comprised of composite materials containing natural fibres such as hemp and flax. The original alloy wheels have been replaced with 18-inch five-hole racing bikes.

With national and regional championships in Europe, North America, Asia, and Oceania, the GT4 is one of the world's fastest growing racing series. It was founded in 2006 and is a cost-effective series for both pros and amateurs who can utilise the GT4 as a stepping stone to higher-level competitions such as the GT3. The interest of potential customers will determine whether the Toyota GR Supra GT4 Concept goes into production as an affordable racing car for private racers and teams.

The standard Supra is already one step ahead: the limited A90 Edition, which was released to commemorate the sports car's return after a 17-year hiatus, is already sold out. The normal version's order books are also nearly full: nearly 900 orders for the new edition have been received from all around Europe.