Each version is limited to 35 cars, with a four- or six-cylinder engine.

Although the current Supra is only two and a quarter years old, it has produced more special editions that we can count. Toyota will introduce a 35 anniversary special edition in Japan to commemorate three decades since the Supra was first made a standalone sports car. It was originally a Celica version in 1978 and 1986.

What is so special about the 35 ^th Anniversary model Although there are no mechanical upgrades, the JDM Supra limited-run model gets a variety of visual tweaks. It is based on the SZ-R four-cylinder engine and the beefier inline six RZ. Both share the 19-inch forged alloy wheels in matte black. All cars feature carbon accents in the interior, including the dashboard and front passenger seat.

The SZ-R-based special edition is available starting at 6,535,000 yen (roughly $59,300). It features red brake calipers as well as matte black paint on the side-mirror caps. You can get it in five colors including Lightning Yellow. The interior features Alcantara/leather upholstery, and sport pedals.

The RZ version is more expensive at 7,835,000 yen ($71110). It comes with a larger engine and full leather upholstery. Wireless charging is also available. To further differentiate itself from the lower trim, it features a Matte Storm Gray exterior and completely red seats.

Toyota will only make 35 copies of each edition and anticipates that the limited edition will be highly sought-after. The company also announced that it would hold a raffle on September 7th to randomly select the winners.

The 35 ^th anniversary Edition follows North America’s A91CF and Europe’s Jarama Racetrack Edition. However, this is not the first time that the JDM-spec Supra has been given the special treatment. The Land of the Rising Sun was presented with a Supra RZ Horizon Blue Edition that has more power, better body rigidity, and retuned suspension in April 2020.