Time has a funny way of turning once-common performance cars into artifacts of a very specific era. Few Japanese performance cars tug at the heartstrings of enthusiasts quite like the Toyota Supra.

For the 1986 model year, Toyota split off the Supra from its earlier Celica origins and made the car bigger, faster, and generally more evil-looking. This car had an MSRP of $22,810, or about $65,803 ...

This Supra checks the boxes that matter. It has the 3.0-liter turbocharged 7M-GTE inline-six, rear-wheel drive, a manual gearbox, and the Sport Roof body style. The color combo is rare and classic – ...

After a decade of resistance, many rodders have more or less accepted the high price of today's performance cars—but they're also taking a harder look at the real and perceived values that automakers ...

A Targa roof and pop-up headlamps are two of the lust-worthy features of today's Nice Price or No Dice Supra, while its automatic gearbox is not. Let's see if its price tag can balance that mix of ...

The MK3 Toyota Supra, often affectionately referred to as the A70, holds a cherished and esteemed position within the realm of automotive enthusiasts. This iconic sports car emerged onto the scene in ...