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Courtesy of Jalopnik, is this new 2018/2019 Toyota Supra rendering which purports to be the most accurate illustration (they call it "spot on") of the Supra MKV to date, based on information they obtained from an insider source.

First Nurburgring track footage of the Supra MKV undergoing testing.

Even longer video, including on-track footage!

We're happy to bring you the first video of the 2018/2019 Toyota Supra prototype! It was spotted leaving and entering the BMW M Test Center at the Nurburgring, which is no surprise considering the Supra is being co-developed and shares a platform with the upcoming BMW Z5. Updated with video...

Car and Driver speculates that the 2019 Toyota Supra will be offered with two engine options - a 4-cylinder and a 6-cylinder. It will use a Toyota 4-cylinder in the base model while the higher model will be powered by a new Toyota twin-turbo V6 engine (code name 943F) good for 400 hp / 300...

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With today's spotting of the MKV Supra prototype, a visual comparison of the two is finally possible. Toyota has previously acknowledged that the Toyota FT-1 concept was made 10% larger for auto show purposes (for more stage presence) and it's immediately apparent that the prototype spotted is...

Added some comparison images between the prototype and FT-1 Concept.

After years of rumors and speculation we are happy to show you the very FIRST LOOK at the 2018/19 Toyota Supra out testing on public roads in Germany!! The Toyota-BMW joint venture through which the 2018/19 Supra has been created will also spawn a BMW Z5 roadster with rumors suggesting that...

In an MSN Motoring published interview with Tetsuya Tada, the Supra MKV's chief engineer, had these latest encouraging words to say about the project:

Autoblog has just published a report citing more rumors predicting a possible Toyota developed twin-turbo V6 for the all new Toyota Supra. For those of us at SupraMKV, this would be much preferable to sharing an engine with the MKV Supra's chassis sibling, the BMW Z5. The latest rumor claims...

Motorauthority gives their personal take on the 10 things they believe the 2018/2019 Toyota Supra has to be. What do you agree or disagree with?

Toyota has just today trademarked the "Supra" name with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) which controls and enforces all trademarks for the European Union. As the attached filings show, the owner/registrant is Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha (AKA Toyota Motor...

Unexpected, but exciting news. According to a German paper (Kleine Zeitung), via Automotive News, Toyota and BMW have chosen Magna Steyr, an Austrian manufacturer, to produce their joint sports car. Toyota's Supra MKV and the BMW Z5 will begin production in 2018 and annual production of 60,000...

New article from Automobile which discusses upcoming BMW models but also mentions the MKV Supra. The article says that "the ultimate Supra will be powered by a twin-turbocharged V-6 from Japan." Relevant paragraph:

The folks at Motoring are doubling down on claims that the Toyota Supra Concept will be shown this year with production to begin by 2018. They spoke to Tetsuya Tada and learned that while he is pushing for the Supra name, the final decision has yet to be made and lays in the hands of Toyota...

Very interesting recent interview where Tada San discusses sport cars for Toyota (including the MKV Supra revival) and Gazoo as a potential sub-brand to compete with BMW M and other performance divisions. So... whatever the timing for the MKV Supra may be, it definitely doesn't sound like it's...

Reuters has posted an update on the joint Toyota-BMW sportscar project, which will presumably yield the next Toyota Supra (MKV) and the Z5, but it appears the timeline has still not been finalized. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-autoshow-geneva-toyota-bmw-idUSKCN0W22P9

Looks like Toyota has the FT-1 out on display again - this time at Tokyo Auto Salon 2016. Behind the S-FR :)

http://www.sfrforums.com/forums/showthread.php?140-Toyota-S-FR-Racing-Concept-coming-to-Tokyo-Auto-Salon-2016! Cool little racer. Much better with the widened fenders compared to the standard concept.