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ABOVE: Introduced in 1986, the 2954 cc 7M-GE engine featured dual overhead camshafts and produced 200 horsepower.
RIGHT: Despite the vast array of buttons, the instrument panel is a model of ergonomic excellence, while the seats are comfortable and well-bolstered for spirited driving.
Toyota Supra
of the most advanced cars of its day. Another notable feature of this generation Supra was the optional Sport Roof: a Targa-style top panel that opened the top to the sky. In 1991, the Supra also offered an optional tip-up sunroof.
A few months after the A70 debuted, Toyota brought out the first turbocharged Supra, setting the tone for performance from this point forward. The 1987 model year Supra Turbo was based on the same engine, but boosted performance to 231 horsepower
This 1986 variant features removable roof panels for an open air driving experience.
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