The Toyota Supra was produced from 1979 to 2002 and went through four generations. Originally starting off as a sideline of the Celica, and largely being based on this car, it became a model in its own right when the Mk3 arrived in 1982.
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All versions have featured six-cylinder power, the final Mk4 version getting twin turbochargers to push power up to 326bhp in the UK. This model arrived in 1993, costing £40,000 but featuring the performance to scare Porsche 928 drivers.
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Toyota gave up with the Supra after the Mk4 version and slowly moved away from sleek high-performance GTs. The Lexus LFA, however, arguably rekindles the flame, albeit with a price tag of £343,000.
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The mk3 also had twin turbo versions. A 2.0tt and a 2.5tt, although they are only available as import.
The 2.5tt was basically a shorter stroke mkiv engine, again delivering 280bhp the same as the mkiv TT.
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I loved the Mark III Supra and owned two of them back in the nineties, both the Turbo and NA versions. I couldn't afford the Mark IV version at the time but might try to find one now.
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Ahh the Mk3 turbo, targa in black. one of my bedroom wall posters when I was 14. It was next to a poster of Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) when wearing that bikini whilst tied up.