Here's the best preview yet of how the 2019 Toyota Supra will look in production form, rendered by our very own Guff!

Shown in some production colors for extra realism, these Supra MKV renderings seemingly bring Toyota's long-awaited halo sports car revival one step closer to reality.

Most people expected the new Toyota Supra to be appreciably larger than the Toyota 86 above which it slots in Toyota's sports car lineup, but that doesn't appear to be the case as revealed by these side-by-side images between the Supra and the 86.

The preproduction Supra MKV has been driven and the embargo has lifted on its reviews! So be sure to catch all the review articles and videos inside for first drive impressions of the all new Supra!

The Toyota Supra Prototype is currently at the Toyota Technical Center in Michigan, marking the first time the prototype has been seen on US soil. Check out the photos inside.

A YouTube video from Goodwood FOS has revealed what lies beneath the MKV Supra's engine bay. A unique engine cover hides many of the components, but a few telling items may be visible. Discuss inside!

Toyota Australia brought out the Gazoo Racing Supra Concept to their HQ in Melbourne for a meetup with the local Supra community. One of SupraMKV's members @RyleyMA61 attended the event and brought us detailed pics and first-person insight!

Some lucky Supra MKIV owners had the unique opportunity to see the Supra MKV up close and personal at Goodwood. To top it off, the new Supra's chief engineer, Tetsuya Tada, was on hand to speak about the all new Supra and to meet Supra owners. Check out reactions and photos/videos from the event inside.

The interior of the 2020 Supra prototype has just been spied again and while it's still very much covered up, the fit and finish is much better than earlier spotted interiors.

The BMW influence is still there, but the shape and configuration of the dash and center console differ from the spied Z4 prototype interior. What we see in these photos is somewhat reminiscent of the Lexus RC's design. See the full set of photos inside.

The 2020 Toyota Supra prototype has made its first official public appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed early today, albeit in camouflage.

Check out videos and photos inside of its maiden run up the hill!

Toyota Supra is back at the track (see announcement and images/videos). And the first racing series we'll see it appear in is the very competitive NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS). The NASCAR Supra will make its inaugural race at Daytona on Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019.

To build the Supra for NASCAR, Toyota subsidiaries TRD and Calty scaled the Supra to fit within NASCAR’s specifications for race vehicle entries in the NXS.

“When you talk Toyota and cool cars, Supra is the first thing that comes to mind for many auto enthusiasts,” said Ed Laukes, group vice president of Toyota Division Marketing. “Supra’s return in production form is huge news, but now we’re also going to see this iconic sports car return to American motorsport. From a marketing perspective, it’s important to have a race car that evokes the dynamism and character of its showroom counterpart. We’re confident we’ve accomplished that with Supra, and we hope racing fans the world over will proudly cheer its success on track.” Read on inside!

Toyota has just confirmed that the 2020 Toyota Supra prototype will debut and run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed (which officially takes place July 12-15)!

See the announcement and teaser image (which we've enhanced) at: https://www.supramkv.com/threads/20...t-goodwood-festival-of-speed-this-month.1325/

Supra chief engineer Tetsuya Tada has revealed that Toyota is "preparing for" a range-topping Supra GRMN which will follow the standard 2019 Toyota Supra.

No official word on timing on this Supra halo version but Tada-san did confirm that the Supra will share its inline-six engine and transmission with the next-gen BMW Z4, but assures us that each vehicle will have different suspension and software calibration so they will have different driving manners.

New details and specifications of the 2019 Toyota Supra MKV have been disclosed which reveal the 3.0L Turbo I6 Supra will produce 335 horsepower, 369 lb-ft of torque. The MKV Supra is said to weigh around 3,300 lbs and will allegedly retail for $63,500 MSRP, all in a standard package that will feature lots of technology and ride on 19-inch two-tone split 5-spoke wheels.

The BMW Z4 Prototype has been in the hands of journalists in the South of France and more details on the chassis, engine, and transmission have been revealed! Video inside!

We've studied the latest spy photos and come up with these latest Supra MKV renderings!