1987 Toyota Supra Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$20,300 to $22,570

Overview

The most notable change about the 1987 Toyota Supra was the introduction of the turbo engine, which made the car competitive with true...

The most notable change about the 1987 Toyota Supra was the introduction of the turbo engine, which made the car competitive with true performance cars like the Corvette.

The 1987 Toyota Supra came available with two engine options: the 2.8-liter, 200-horsepower or the turbo-charged 230 horsepower engine. Fuel economy was about 17 to 23 miles per gallon.

Supra fans who wished for more power finally got their wish with the Turbo. Drivers love the power and performance of the 1987 Supra, and say that will proper care the engine will last forever. The Supra is a popular car for customizing and racing. Some owners complain that the back seat is too small and that the car is extremely heavy.

What owners say

AI Summary · 24 reviews

"The 1987 Toyota Supra has garnered a loyal following among its owners, who appreciate its performance, reliability, and unique design. Many drivers are impressed with its powerful 3.0L engine, smooth handling, and comfort during long drives. Reviewers often highlight how fun it is to drive, especially with the targa top down. However, some express concerns about its weight, which can impact speed and handling, and a few mention issues like having to address mechanical problems and interior wear over time. Overall, it remains a favorite among enthusiasts for its classic appeal and driving experience."

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An overall Rocketship, It was quick before the FMIC, BOV, And Intake were installed but afterward it was ridiculous fast, Handles on rails and brakes amazingly well. This was the Corvette Eater of its day and the targa top is especially nice.

December 9, 2010

I love this car. The retro styling, and sweet flip up headlights have me addicted. The car purrs innocently while driving around the city, but when you open her up, you can hear that turbo SCREAM!! The targa roof adds a nice touch in the summer. Handling is surprizingly responsive for a 20 year old sports car. And the acceleration is very, very impressive with that turbo. Interior is comfortable, but the back seats are useless unless you're 7 years old

January 26, 2008

This car is really fun to drive! Performance is good for an 80s Sports car, but it is very heavy. The Turbo makes it very quick from a roll, handling is very good, and the brakes are very grippy. It is very long, so you have to make sure that there is plenty of room when you merge. Exterior / Mechanical build quality is excellent, but the interior could use some work. The back seat is really only good for small children, although a small adult will fit. Gas is expensive! It requires premium, and only gets about 20MPG combined. The large tank allows about 350 miles per fuel up, but filling it is expensive!!!

October 7, 2010

$20,300 to $22,570