The 1983 Toyota Supra changed very little from the previous year. It got an upgraded automatic transmission, and mupflaps now came standard on both trims. The engine also got a slight increase in horsepower. The 1983 Toyota Celica came with a 2.8-liter dual overhead cam engine with 150 horsepower. It also came in two trim levels, the P-type (Performance Type) and L-type (Luxury Type.) The P-type came with sporty options such as eight-way adjustable seats. The L-type was available with higher end options such as leather seats, a digital dash, and a high-tech trip computer. The 1983 Toyota Supra is loved for its sporty looks, reliability, and value. Drivers also like the way the dashboard is laid out and the size of the trunk. Many say the back seat is much too small.