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Just 900 versions of this specially outfitted US-only Supra will be available

Toyota quotes the Supra’s four-decade long legacy of appeal, though really we only need to turn unto its most famous hour – that as a ten-second car. And while these new US-only upgrades won’t exactly help it smoke Ferraris at the lights, they do look cool.

Welcome then, to the very-limited-edition Toyota GR Supra 45th Anniversary. Available in a deep orange or an ‘ice’ white, it builds on the GR Supra’s 3.0-litre ‘Premium Grade’ and adds a new, manually adjustable rear spoiler in a nod to the MkIV Toyota Supra from the Nineties.

We’re told this new rear wing – not as wild as the MkIV’s, mind – rises three inches above the bootlid, and features a small adjustment screw that “allows drivers to change its angle and influence the amount of downforce being applied to the rear wheels”.

Elsewhere, the 45th gets matte-black 19in aluminium wheels with black calipers and a new decal running along the MkV’s side swoosh, while the engine bay is treated to an orange strut tower brace bearing the Toyota Gazoo Racing logo.

Yeah, still not a ten-second car, then, but the base Supra is plenty quick. You still get a BMW 3.0-litre turbocharged straight-six up front, the option of a manual or automatic gearbox, rear-wheel-drive and the ability to play with 382bhp and 500 Nm of torque.

Prices will be confirmed at a later date, though expect a small premium of course over the base dollar price of the Premium Grade. And better be quick, because Toyota USA is building just 900 of the things. “Altogether, the special edition brings a touch of nostalgia and flair to the 2024 Supra lineup with a look reminiscent of the MkIV model of big screen fame,” says Toyota. Yeah, but seriously, where are all the overnight parts from Japan?

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