1984 Toyota Supra Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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The Toyota Supra saw a few changes for 1984. The headlights were redesigned to wrap-around headlights, and the "Supra" sticker was moved from the rear pillar to the hatch. The interior was also redesigned, and the speedometer now went up to 130 mph instead of 85. The engine on the manual got a small boost in horsepower.
The 1984 Toyota Celica came with a 2.8-liter dual overhead cam engine with 150 horsepower for the automatic and 160 for the manual. 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.
Drivers of the 1984 Supra love the way it looks and performs. They say the handling is excellent and the engine will last forever with regular maintenance. Many drivers have a problem with rust.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1984 Toyota Supra
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by Anonymous
Jun 22, 2011
I found this jewel by accident by the newspaper just because the original owner pass away with only 45k originals miles,garage keep and no rust.Now I afraid to drive to much because everyone say that are no parts,but anyway I am going to enjoy this toy on weekends always thinking how lucky i was.Sexy body,excellents brakes,full with all things that I liked sunroof,all powers,ac,nice wheels,etc.Jun 22, 2011
by Anonymous
Jan 14, 2011
great fun car to drive...hugs the road at high speeds rounding curves...feels very safe. Great value for a sporty car..not many left. Nice leather interior, sunroof, good overall condition for the year. Nice looking ride, gets attention!Jan 14, 2011
by Dan P
Nov 26, 2009
Really fun to drive and fast even though it was stock
Worth the money as long as your good at fixing older cars
Amazing performance for such an old car
Gas mileage kinda sucks but probably could've fixed that
Very rusted out body
Nov 26, 2009
User rating:
by Anonymous
Jun 22, 2011
I found this jewel by accident by the newspaper just because the original owner pass away with only 45k originals miles,garage keep and no rust.Now I afraid to drive to much because everyone say that are no parts,but anyway I am going to enjoy this toy on weekends always thinking how lucky i was.Sexy body,excellents brakes,full with all things that I liked sunroof,all powers,ac,nice wheels,etc.Jun 22, 2011
by Anonymous
Jan 14, 2011
great fun car to drive...hugs the road at high speeds rounding curves...feels very safe. Great value for a sporty car..not many left. Nice leather interior, sunroof, good overall condition for the year. Nice looking ride, gets attention!Jan 14, 2011
by Dan P
Nov 26, 2009
Really fun to drive and fast even though it was stock
Worth the money as long as your good at fixing older cars
Amazing performance for such an old car
Gas mileage kinda sucks but probably could've fixed that
Very rusted out body
Nov 26, 2009
by Tseng Y
Sep 11, 2009
This is a car own class. I owned a 1984 Toyota Celica Supra, P-Type. This car had a S6 engine front engine- rear wheel drive layout with around 160 hp and around 170 ft/tq. This was a very fin car to work on and to drive as well. The only upset is that this is an old chassis and rust tend to show its age. You'd be luck to find one in mint condition. These cars dont sell more much, i bought mines for $500 abut a good clean one is hard to come by and will usually cost from $1500 - $3000 depending on the owner. This car wasnt great with gas millage but the drivablity was great. Though old suspension tend to make this car feel like a boat i had my front dropped but the boat like motion was still there. The rear traction is great but let her rip and she is spin happy. This particular model is referred to as a MKII(2) in the supra chassis. Though heavy in weight it is much lighter and quicker then its processor the MKIII(3). The shift stick is a bit tall and the throw make the car feel like a semi-truck. But throw in a short-trow/shifter and your on your way to a fun and exciting vehicle. I roar is one of a kind and its look is historical. I remembered my Dad, older brothers, uncles and their friends driving this car when i was still a small kid and this car will remain a classic for all times.Sep 11, 2009
by Muhammad K
May 05, 2008
Not exactly the most beautiful car, but for its age and price bracket u cant go wrongMay 05, 2008
by Josh K
Mar 07, 2008
Great car, fun to drive, strong drivetrain. Her fat stance makes her great for handling and the 5 speed puts you where you need to be.Mar 07, 2008
by Anonymous
Jan 11, 2008
I like the car on the whole, my only issue was that there were blind-spots aplenty for me. I loved the fact that there were lumbar support inflatable thingies in the drivers seat. Road trips were good in it. The moon/sun roof did not hurt either!Jan 11, 2008
