What is the top speed of the Toyota Supra?

Toyota Supras offer a top speed range between 155mph and 155mph, depending on the version.

How much does the Toyota Supra cost?

Toyota Supra on-the-road prices RRP from £46,010 and rises to around £46,010, depending on the version.

How much mpg does the Toyota Supra get?

According to the official figures, the Toyota Supra's fuel economy ranges between 35mpg and 39mpg.

What is the tax price range of the Toyota Supra?

The standard UK car tax rate is currently £155. You may also have to pay higher rates based on your car’s emission levels . Learn more about car tax bands.

Toyota Supra

Great engine
Standout looks
Plenty of standard kit

Toyota Supra Coupe (2019 - )

The Supra is an excellent sports car that manages to combine extravagant looks and exciting performance with a demure side that’ll make it a very usable everyday car. It was co-developed alongside the BMW Z4, meaning the two cars share plenty, and whether that's a positive thing or a negative thing will depend on your point of view. However, there's no doubt that if the idea of a Porsche Cayman or Alpine A110 appeals, make sure you've had a very good look at the Supra before spending any money.

Our verdict

Is the Toyota Supra a good car?

How we rated this car out of 5 on the following

Toyota Supra running costs

Fuel consumption, insurance, residuals and tax.

Toyota Supra safety

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Toyota Supra features

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Toyota Supra reliability

Warranty, servicing, durability and build quality.

Toyota Supra interior

Space, materials, boot size and comfort.

Toyota Supra performance

Power, handling, fuel and range.

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Pricewise, the Toyota Supra sits squarely in the middle of rivals like the Porsche Cayman S, Jaguar F-Type V6 and Alpine A110, although the price of those will likely rise when you tick various options boxes. The Porsche suffers from very high service, maintenance and repair costs, which the Toyota, Alpine and Jaguar. When it comes to fuel economy the Alpine is again supreme, although it doesn’t have the power of the other cars. The Toyota is likely to be slightly easier on fuel than the Porsche or Jag, but not by much. The Porsche’s ace in the hole is its resale value, which far exceeds the opposition. For that reason alone we’d expect it to be cheaper overall to run over several years than the Toyota and Jag, which will likely be very similar to each other. The Alpine will be cheaper than all of them, due to its lower purchase price and much better fuel economy. But you will lose out on any power boasting.