1996 Toyota Supra Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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when i brough the supra home from the dealer
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$39,020 to $50,820

Overview

The 1996 Toyota Supra saw very little change from the previous year. Because of emission standards, the six-speed manual was discontinued...

The 1996 Toyota Supra saw very little change from the previous year. Because of emission standards, the six-speed manual was discontinued on the turbo, leaving only the automatic.

The 1996 Toyota Supra had a 3.0-liter, six-cylinder engine with 220 horsepower. The turbo came with a twin turbo-charged engine with a 320-horsepower engine. The non-turbo had a five-speed manual and was available with a four-speed automatic. For fuel economy, the 1996 Supra got about 17 to 23 miles per gallon.

Drivers love the 1996 Supra for its unique looks and performance. Enthusiasts say it is one of the most customizable cars around and many show and race their Supras. Some driver complain that the car costs too much to maintain and repair, and others find the back seat to be much too small. Despite its flaws, this generation of Supra is sought-after and has a very high resale value.

CarGurus Editorial Team
by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

What owners say

AI Summary · 9 reviews

"Owners of the 1996 Toyota Supra rave about its stunning design and impressive performance. They particularly liked the power, handling, and overall driving experience. However, some drivers noted that the back seat space is limited, and while the acceleration is strong, there are concerns about low-end power in certain models."

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170+ top end. 5 sec acceleration. Braking is rubbish if it's standard Japanese import. Handling is excellent if wheel size isn't messed with too much. Build and engineering quality is superb. Needs good servicing to keep it tip top. It's cost about £1500 in 18 months on a top service and tyres. MPG is 22 - 25 if not caned. It's a great GT car. Makes a pretty good drag car too.

February 12, 2009

The car is the best car i have ever owned. I love the custom features of this car and the power you can add on to it. Plus the custom body kits are amazing. The motor last forever and the car can handle being really pushed to the limit

April 9, 2010

The supra is simply amazing. The performance if the car is simply amazing as it can handle just about everything u throw at it. If you get the turbo model of course. As for the looks. It's GREAT. Built and created in 1994 and still to this day looks better then many and people still break there necks and whip out there camera just to say they saw a supra in there life.

May 27, 2010

$39,020 to $50,820