Toyota promotes it by having Supras glide around huge burgers or fries.
Do you remember the joy of being a child when you bought a McDonald’s Happy Meal, ate the fries, and then pulled out a toy? Toyota ignites the automotive passion of Japanese children (and possibly some adults) by introducing a red Supra to the Happy Set , the country’s name for Happy Meal.
Toyota will release a promo video about the toy on 28 April. The teaser above shows two Supras in tandem, eating a huge burger and fries. It would be even better if Ronald McDonald was behind the wheel.
The Supra is a Japanese toy car from the Tomica series. The new Toyota sports car is not among the Tomica models available in the United States.
Motor1.com readers don’t live in Japan. This makes this Happy Set out of reach. Tomica offers a toy almost identical to the one at McDonald’s. Companies like Hobby Link Japan or Hobby Search make it easy to import one. The car can also be purchased at a reasonable price of $3.53 and $3.96 on these websites.
The Supra gets some major updates in the full-sized world for the 2021 model year. The 2.0-liter turbocharged four cylinder makes 255 horsepower (190 Kilowatts) as well as 295 pound-feet (499 Newton-meters). The 3.0-liter turbocharged six-cylinder turbo-four is now capable of producing 382 horsepower (285 Kilowatts) as well as 368 pound-feet (499 Nm) of torque. The A91 special edition offers more style with the Refraction blue color, carbon fibre trim and Alcantara upholstery.