Toyota Supra 2.0 2021 review – pictures
Does Toyota’s new four-cylinder Supra have the edge on its heavier, more expensive six-cylinder sibling?
Recommended
Toyota Supra gets a V8… but only on Australian race tracks
Toyota Supra gets a V8… but only on Australian race tracks
Set to go racing in the Australian Supercars Championship, this Supra is getting a 5.2-litre version of the 2UR-GSE V8 Lexus just retired
Toyota Supra Final Edition is the most powerful yet, but there's a catch
Toyota Supra Final Edition is the most powerful yet, but there's a catch
The last of the A90 Supras will be the most potent and the most focused. Will it finally realise the potential of Toyota’s sportscar?
Most Popular
Alpine A390 v Hyundai Ioniq 5 N – are these EV crossovers fun as well as fast?
Alpine A390 v Hyundai Ioniq 5 N – are these EV crossovers fun as well as fast?
A world away from the A110, Alpine’s most ambitious gamble yet is a 464bhp electric ‘sport fastback’. Can it match Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 N when it comes t…
The Audi RS3 Competition is a £92k goodbye to Ingolstadt’s five-cylinder
The Audi RS3 Competition is a £92k goodbye to Ingolstadt’s five-cylinder
Audi marks the end of the line for the RS3 and its five-cylinder engine with an ultra-limited special, and we don’t use that phrase lightly…
New Cupra Born arrives as a feistier Volkswagen ID.3, with bucket seats and up to 322bhp
New Cupra Born arrives as a feistier Volkswagen ID.3, with bucket seats and up to 322bhp
Cupra has given the ID.3-based Born a substantial refresh, comprising a new design, updated interior and physical steering wheel controls rather than …