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Year:
2024
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Supra
Body type:
Coupe
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
382 hp 3L I6
Exterior color:
Nocturnal
Combined gas mileage:
23 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
6-Speed Manual
Mileage:
10,154
Stock #:
443451A
VIN:
WZ1DB0G06RW068039
Nocturnal 2024 Toyota Supra Coupe Rear-Wheel Drive 6-Speed Manual
Price drop

-$2,000

 

2024 Toyota Supra

3.0 Premium RWD

10,154 mi

Gastonia, NC
Good Deal

$63,998

$61,998

Year:
2026
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Supra
Body type:
Coupe
Engine:
382 hp 3L I6
Exterior color:
Blue
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Brown (Beige/tan)
Transmission:
6-Speed Manual
Mileage:
9,309
Stock #:
073047
VIN:
WZ1DB0G09TW073047
Blue 2026 Toyota Supra Coupe  6-Speed Manual

 

2026 Toyota Supra

9,309 mi

West Chester, PA
Great Deal

$60,475

About 1979 Toyota Supra
The Toyota Supra was introduced in 1979 as part of the sporty Celica line. The Supra was based on the Celica liftback, but it was 5 inches longer, had a more powerful engine and came with more luxury options. It was also the first Toyota to get electronic fuel injection. The first generation of Supra was known as the Mark I, or MK1. The 1979 Toyota Supra came in only one style. The engine was a 2.6-liter, 110-horsepower inline 6-cylinder. It was available with a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. Drivers, particularly those who liked the Celica, were glad to see a Toyota that promised reliability and sportiness in one package. However, the extra weight of the engine offset most of the power advantage the 1979 Supra had over the Celica.

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The Toyota Supra was introduced in 1979 as part of the sporty Celica line. The Supra was based on the Celica liftback, but it was 5 inches longer, had a more powerful engine and came with more luxury options. It was also the first Toyota to get electronic fuel injection. The first generation of Supra was known as the Mark I, or MK1.

The 1979 Toyota Supra came in only one style. The engine was a 2.6-liter, 110-horsepower inline 6-cylinder. It was available with a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission.

Drivers, particularly those who liked the Celica, were glad to see a Toyota that promised reliability and sportiness in one package. However, the extra weight of the engine offset most of the power advantage the 1979 Supra had over the Celica.

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