The 2020 Toyota Supra launched to years of anticipation and excitement with its sharp, futuristic looks and a rich history of being an iconic Japanese sports car. The trouble with the car was that it wasn’t exactly what people were wanting. The car shared a lot with the BMW Z4 and didn’t quite have as much of its own identity as it should have. It wasn’t as athletic as it should be from a driving dynamics perspective, and the engine didn’t have the power that people were expecting. The result was the launch of a pretty OK Supra, but not a great one.
For those that waited to buy a Supra, 2021 is the year those buyers are rewarded for their patience. Not only is the 2021 Toyota Supra GR 3.0 more powerful, but it’s also much better to drive than the launch model Supra. Still, though, is it worthy of the Supra name?
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