To save weight, the roof and wings would be made of carbon fiber.
Rumours continue to swirl about a Toyota Supra receiving a GRMN high-performance variant. Japan’s Spyder7 claims that the model produces 533 horsepower (397kilowatts).
According to Spyder7, the more powerful Supra will only be available with a seven speed dual-clutch transmission. Standard form of the GRMN is rear-wheel drive, but it could be available with all-wheel drive.
According to reports, the GRMN Supra will get a hood that has a scoop to cool the engine. A more aggressive front fascia would be added. Carbon fiber is used for the roof and rear wings.
According to this rumor, the Supra could arrive in 2023. Pricing would begin at 10 million yen (or 80,812 at the current exchange rate) in Japan.
It is worth noting Spyder7 does not cite any specific source. The story’s translation simply states that the details are “based upon the most recent information available.” For now, we need to be careful.
Rumours concerning the GRMN circulated for many years. Many of these rumours suggest that the hotter model would use a BMW S58 powerplant. The older reports claim that the mill would be powered by 503 horsepower (375 kW), similar to the M3 or HTML4.
According to other reports, will soon be available with a six speed manual for the six-cylinder. It is possible that the three-pedal layout will be available in 2023 models. These screenshots may have been taken from internal communications that show the changes for the new model-year. We can’t trust their accuracy as images could be made by anyone.
These screenshots showed that Toyota had officially announced the six-speed Supra on April 28. The production would begin in Austria in July and arrive in showrooms by October.
According to Japanese sources, there will be a Supra that comes with the six-speed manual. The Matte White Edition would be available in an exclusive exterior color as well as tan leather interior upholstery.