Toyota GR Supra 3.0 Pro 3dr Review
Category: Coupé
Section: Version review
The model
Read full reviewAs a true sports car, the Toyota Supra is too wayward in the handling department to steal any thunder from the sublime Alpine A110 and Porsche 718 Cayman. If you're not desperate to be the fastest on a track day, there's still fun to be had with the Supra's playful and easily approached limits. The main benefit over the more purist sports cars is its GT credentials: it's quiet at speed, pretty comfortable, has an excellent driving position, lots of kit and a great infotainment system. It's also pretty cheap to run and should be reliable.
The trim
See full equipmentOpting for our preferred 3.0 Pro model means you can get the bigger engine while avoiding the lairier blue hue of the Jarama version. It also adds full leather seats, a head-up display and ambient lighting. Entry-level 2.0 Pro comes with a long list that includes Alcantara seats, heated seats, two-zone climate control, 18in alloy wheels, keyless entry, auto lights and wipers, power-folding door mirrors and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror.
The engine
See full engine specsThe muscular 335bhp 3.0-litre suits the GT character of the Supra the best because you don’t have to work it hard for it to feel quick. It hits 0-62mph in a claimed 4.3sec, and emits a baritone bark when you push it, along with pops and crackles from the exhaust if you back off the accelerator.
