In a recent online auction, a 1997 Toyota Supra sold for an astonishing $152,800 (approximately 1.1 million RMB), shocking the entire automotive community. This 'Bull Demon King' not only surpassed ...

Codenamed A80, the fourth generation of the Supra is pretty rare and seriously desirable regardless of condition. The cult following of the MkIV hasn’t stopped a certain someone from grafting ...

**The 1997 Supra MKIV is a combination of performance and nostalgia.** It features a 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six engine, originally outputting 320 horsepower, with a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration ...

Throughout automotive history, some vehicles have been created with one goal in mind: to outperform and outshine their ...

Toyota is much more than reliable Camrys and rock-solid RAV4s. The car conglomerate has a respectable stable of peerless ...

It’s hard not to look to the past when a car has a history as rich as that of the Toyota Supra. The Japanese auto giant’s Gazoo Racing motorsports division just announced its beloved sports car is ...

It seems the market for clean, relatively affordable MkIV Toyota Supras has all but disappeared, and this car is one of the many nails in the coffin. Selling for $201,000 on Bring A Trailer, it was ...

An impressive number of car lovers from across the world have spent the last few months making efforts to update the exterior of the 2020 Toyota Supra, with the results ranging from tastefully ...

Based on Thailand's seemingly endless supply of builders and aggressive, in-your-face project cars, many of which we've featured through the lens of Streetmetal and Chad Burdette, this 1996 Toyota ...

The legendary Toyota Supra MK4 with a 2JZ-GTE engine producing 1000 horsepower, revving up to 9000rpm. With the microphone ...

We knew the used car market was bad, but man, I didn’t think it was this bad. Even with an open-budget Hollywood montage, Dom Toretto and company wouldn’t be able to turn this car-b-que into a Ferrari ...

Until recently, Toyota's vehicle lineup hasn't exactly lent itself to the wild and wacky builds of the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show floor. Sure, you can slap big wheels and a ...