What was the price of a 1987 Toyota Supra?
1987 Toyota Supra Turbo. VEHICLE TYPE front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 2+2-passenger, 2-door hatchback. PRICE AS TESTED $23,595 (base price: $22,485) ENGINE TYPE
What kind of engine does a Toyota Supra have?
Speed and power are requisites for admission to the big leagues, and Toyota’s engineers have made sure that the Supra Turbo has plenty of both. The naturally aspirated, 24-valve, twin-cam, 3.0-liter 7M-GE engine produces a healthy 200 hp at 6000 rpm, but much of the spirit is dampened by the Supra’s nearly 3500- pound curb weight.
When did the third generation Supra come out?
From the Archive: The third-generation Supra adds a turbocharger and moves closer to the big leagues. Our reviews of Toyota’s four- and six-cylinder 2021 Supras are coming on 5/13, until then we decided to look back at where the Supra started. Here’s our road test of the third-generation Supra Turbo. From the April 1987 issue of Car and Driver.
Are there anti lock brakes on the Toyota Supra?
In addition, Toyota now offers anti-lock brakes as an extra-cost option on both normally aspirated and turbocharged Supras. Speed and power are requisites for admission to the big leagues, and Toyota’s engineers have made sure that the Supra Turbo has plenty of both.
How is the inside of a Toyota Supra Turbo?
Inside, the Supra Turbo is handsome, inviting, and thoughtfully laid out. The dashboard is graced by a gorgeous bank of large, clear analog gauges, similar to the layout introduced last year. The Turbo’s most significant change is the substitution of a boost gauge for the voltmeter.
What kind of brakes does a Toyota Supra have?
For the 1987 model year, Toyota has made the jump to the sports-coupe big leagues by fitting an intercooled turbocharger to the Supra’s in-line six. In addition, Toyota now offers anti-lock brakes as an extra-cost option on both normally aspirated and turbocharged Supras.