Toyota Supra Model Overview
Toyota Supra Cars
Questions
Head Gasket Question
I am looking at buying an 89 supra with 68k original miles. I am worried about the head gasket problem. Is it too late to fix the head gasket now before it creates problems, or is the problem already ...
Can Someone Show Me The Diagram About Installing The Spark Wire
i dont know how to connect the right wire to the right spark plug
Mil Light
check engine light came on my car, how can i check it ? do i need to use scanner like we use for obdii may be by replacing the cartridge, or what?
I Have A 85 Surpa With A Problem
car starts runs good but soon as you touch gas pedal it bogs down an cuts off been to two shops no one seems to know does anyone out there know the problem.
Worth Getting Restored? Been Sitting Outside For About Seven Years Uncovere...
Not sure if engine/turbo/transmission still ok. No problem with them before i stopped driving the car.
About the Toyota Supra
The Toyota Supra was introduced in 1979 as part of the Celica line. The Supra also descends from the 2000GT supercar, namely in the form of the engine. The first-generation Supra closely resembled the Celica in looks, only it was an inch longer and had an inline 6-cylinder instead of the Celica's 4-cylinder engine.
The Supra struck out on its own as a separate model in 1986, the third-generation Supra. The Celica went to front-wheel drive that year, but Supra enthusiasts were pleased to see that the Supra remained a rear-wheel drive vehicle.
The Supra, especially the fourth generation, is popular for racing, and was made famous by its starring role in the film "The Fast and the Furious."
Toyota halted sales in 1998 in the US (although continued production til 2001 in Japan, and despite rumors circulating that a new Supra is in the works for 2007 or 2008, it seems that Toyota has no plans for the Supra in the foreseeable future. However, Toyota's lack of a high-performance vehicle along the lines of the Honda S2000 or the Nissan Z helps these rumors persist.