1993 Toyota Supra Coupe

Toyota introduced the fourth-generation of the Supra in 1993 and its curvaceous body was lightly inspired by the 2000GT. The twin-turbocharged straight-six engine was backed by a six-speed manual gearbox in most configurations. The examples sold in Japan were conservatively rated at 276 horsepower in accordance with the 'gentlemen's agreement' that restricted power output at home. In the United States, the car offered 321 horsepower and 315 foot-pounds of torque. Weighing a mere 3,300 pounds, the Supra had staggering performance and excellent road-handling characteristics.

In 1998, Toyota ceased importation of the Supra and when production came a close in 2002, it did not have a direct replacement.

This Supra Twin Turbo is finished in black-on-black and is from the first year of production. It was sold new at Liberty Toyota of Colorado Springs, Colorado. It came optioned with leather upholstery and is equipped with a removable Sport Roof Targa panel over the passenger compartment.

This Supra has a six-speed manual gearbox and fewer than 10,000 miles on the odometer. It has remained unmodified and stayed with its original owner until entering a prominent private collection in 2019.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jun 2020