That Japanese supercar, it turns out, was just a few years away -- but it would be wearing Acura badges (at least in America) when it arrived. Read all about the A70 Supra below.

What Years Did Toyota Make the Mk3 Supra (A70)? As the name suggests, the Mk3, or A70, Supra is the third generation of the Toyota Supra and was technically made from 1986-1992. We say technically ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

Many BMW and Toyota people frown about the German and Japanese automakers’ collaboration for the G29 Z4/GR Supra iterations. However, would they feel the same if the partnership started decades ...

The original Supra was released as a grand touring version of Toyota's popular, sporty, and affordable Celica platform. Known as the Celica XX (pronounced "Double X") in Japan and Celica Supra in ...

Watch Toyota's GR Garage Restore a Third-Gen Supra and Make It Like New The automaker's GR Heritage Parts focused its restoration efforts on an A70 Supra, and the result is impressive.

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.

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The A70 Mk3 Toyota Supra (1986-1992) is slowly becoming a favorite among enthusiasts for its affordability and tuning potential.