Toyota Supra Mk1 1979
The 1979 Toyota Supra (Mk1 - A40) was Toyota’s first-ever Supra, derived from the Toyota
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The 1989 Toyota Supra Mk3 (A70) marked the first time the Supra became a completely separate model from the Celica. Unlike previous generations, the Mk3 Supra had a more refined, luxurious, and high-performance focus, featuring a more aerodynamic body, a powerful inline-6 engine, and optional turbocharging. The Mk3 Supra competed with the Nissan 300ZX, Mitsubishi Starion, and Porsche 944, offering a blend of high-speed stability, smooth power delivery, and advanced technology for its time.
