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Toyota Supra

4th gen Toyota Supra 1993–1998

This page is a draft. It has not been approved yet, so read it with care.

What it came with

  • 3.0L inline-six (2JZ-GE)1,2,3,4

    220 hp; 225 hp with VVT-i for 1998

  • 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six (2JZ-GTE)3,1,5,6

    320 hp, 315 lb-ft; sequential turbos

Transmissions
5-speed manual1,2,7, 6-speed manual (Getrag V160)1,8,3,9, 4-speed automatic10,3,11
Drivetrains
Rear-wheel drive5,12
Trims
Base13,9,1, Turbo13,9,3
Packages
Sport Roof (targa)10,9,8, Rear spoiler3,10, 15th Anniversary Edition (1997)9,3,6
  • Model codes: JZA806
  • Platform: A revised Lexus SC300 platform, 5.5 inches shorter, by Hagerty1
  • Weight saving: Aluminium hood, roof and bumper supports, a plastic fuel tank and hollow carpet fibres1,3
  • Turbo performance: 0–60 mph in under five seconds, by Toyota; top speed limited to 155 mph3,1
  • Curb weight: 3,215 lb for a 1993 non-turbo on Edmunds' specs page2
  • Sold: About 11,200 in the US, by Motor Authority; 12,059 in North America from 1993 to 1999, by Wikipedia10,6

Rare finds

Rare trims, packages and options to look out for, and whether finding one is good news.

  • Rare 15th Anniversary Edition Package

    The 1997 US anniversary edition6

    1,379 built6

Sources

  1. Hagerty (Supra history)
  2. Edmunds 1993 specs
  3. Toyota Newsroom (Supra chronology)
  4. Edmunds 1998 review
  5. Edmunds 1994 specs
  6. Wikipedia (Supra)
  7. Edmunds 1996 specs
  8. Hagerty (Smithology on the Mk IV)
  9. Edmunds 1997 review
  10. Motor Authority (Supra history)
  11. Edmunds 1996 review
  12. Edmunds 1998 specs
  13. Edmunds 1993 review