The Toyota Supra began life in 1978 as the Celica XX (pronounced “Double X”) in Japan, a longer, more powerful variant of the ...

A new Supra could get over 500 horsepower from a four-cylinder engine and an electric motor, according to a new report.

A new era dawns for Supercars as Toyota revealed its first-ever championship contender, a bold new car that will join the ...

The legendary Toyota Supra takes tuning to the extreme with a 1450HP turbo setup, blasting from 0 to 302 km/h in an insane ...

Toyota has rolled out its take on the Batmobile to send off its GR Supra. That's just as awesome as it sounds, but is it a fitting sendoff?

Toyota will race a V8 GR Supra in the 2026 Supercars with WAU and BJR, taking the fight to Mustang and Camaro on Aussie ...

Professional drifter Matty Hill will debut his new Toyota GR Supra at Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge on September 5-6 ...

The squad is facing a busy period between now and next season as it prepares to field a quartet of Supras. Unlike Toyota ...

Toyota has finally entered Australia’s premier race series, but the manufacturer has opted to race a model that you can no ...

Set to go racing in the Australian Supercars Championship, this Supra is getting a 5.2-litre version of the 2UR-GSE V8 Lexus just retired ...

Toyota may have jumped the gun on the Supra, presenting it to us half-baked with an automatic transmission and (underwhelming on paper) four-cylinder power, but that doesn’t make it an unworthy car.

Back before the new Toyota GR Supra hit the market, its chief engineer Tetsuya Tada begged people planning engine swap projects to use the imminent (and cheaper) four-cylinder model. Now that the ...