2007 Toyota Supra

**finchy18** · August 29th, 2006 08:29 PM

Rumors of a new Toyota Supra have been circulating for months and every
piece of information were come across further validation of these rumors.

Now we know, there will be both coupe and convertible versions of this car.
The coupe will be equipped with a 5.0-litter V-8 producing 450 bhp, this
engine will not be available for open air model.

The last will get 3.5-litter V-6 producing 350 bhp, the same power train
used in the Lexus IS350 and GS350.

If everything we're hearing is true the Supra will appear in October of
2007.

**finchy18** · August 29th, 2006 08:33 PM

The Toyota Supra is the hottest cars on the road today. The Toyota Supra is a street legal twin turbo or single turbo sports car that get guarantees an adrenalin rush.

With the introduction of the 4th generation Toyota Supra in 1993, a new breed of sports car with 320 bhp in a 3400 pound car gave american muscle car owners with their outdated Detroit iron a wake up call.

This car of course was the Toyota Supra, now one of the most wanted cars in the world.

Since the beginning of production this model had body type Coupe.

Supra History:
The origin of the Celica dates back to 1970, when the first Celica was introduced into the Japanese auto market. Toyota, known for its reliable, basic transportation, felt that its position was strong enough for it to offer its first sporty model. The Japanese economy was strengthening, and with it, the desire to drive something more exciting than the traditional, spartan Japanese automobile. This new attitude by Toyota was reflected first in 1967, with the 2000GT, a swoopy sports car built for Toyota by Yamaha. Featured in a contemporary James Bond film, the 2000GT, with its DOHC inline-6, would later become the inspiration for the Supra (the 2000GT name was also used on later Japanese Celicas and Supras) . As a sidenote, the legendary Datsun 240Z appeared in the same time frame, and may actually have been designed on the same concept as the 2000GT.

In 1971, the first Celica STs arrive in America, powered by 1.9 liter 8R-C SOHC four cylinder. A four-speed manual is the only transmission option. For '72, the larger 18R-C engine replaces the original, but the lowered compression ratio due to new emissions requirements results in an 11-horsepower loss. A three speed automatic is now available. During the 70s, ***y styling, reminiscent of early Ford Mustangs, and an eager four-cylinder enable the Celica, along with the Corolla, to solidify Toyota's position in the American market. Fun to drive, and reliable to boot, the Celica is a success

**basti08** · August 29th, 2006 08:51 PM

i have a hunch that the Supra will become a JDM model only.

i think what will happen is that it will become a Lexus LF everywhere else...

here are some spy pics...

here's a bigger pic of the Toyota Supra/Volta