Throttle-Back Thursday: The A70 Toyota Supra wasn't just good for a Japanese GT -- it was good, period In its third generation, the Supra developed an identity of its own By Graham Kozak Published ...

The A70 turned the Supra from an upgradable option package to a legitimate sports car. The following is a comprehensive list of everything you'd ever want to know about Toyota's other old school ...

The A70 Mk3 Toyota Supra ... JDM Engine Options for the Mk3 Supra. The official Japanese domestic market (JDM) Supra was offered in a host of different engines unavailable here.

An A70 Toyota Supra was found abandoned in the mountains of Japan. It likely ended up in the valley during a race or drift session. Skip to main content.

After hearing “The Legend Of The Unrecoverable Supra,” Alexi from Japanese car-culture website Noriyaro searched the mountains of Japan and actually tracked down the fabled abandoned A70 ...

For fans of the Supra, the A70 generation, specifically the 1989 upgrades, would be a sign of things to come. Engine mountings and braces were changed for the introduction of a new engine in Japan ...

The automaker's GR Heritage Parts focused its restoration efforts on an A70 Supra, and the result is impressive. By Brendan McAleer Published: Apr 24, ... but are a relatively new phenomenon in Japan.

It belongs to the earth now—just like this haunting Toyota A70 Supra that’s been left to the mountain spirits after sliding off a twisty road in Japan long ago.

The Celica Supra's (A40/A50) initial powerplants included the 2.0-liter M-EU or 2.6-liter 4M-E engines. By 1980, Celica Supras outside Japan were powered by a 2.8-liter 5M-E engine.

Oddly enough, Toyota recently announced it would offer an extremely-limited 2022 Toyota GR Supra GT4 50 Edition that would cost a lot more than its road-going counterpart. Interestingly, the € ...

One limited edition of the A70 could be equipped with a 2954 cc 7M-GTE turbocharged and intercooled twin-cam engine that could deliver 270 horsepower, making it the fastest Japanese car of its day.