Toyota announces six-speed manual Supra and Limited edition A91
Some might argue that Toyota missed the mark the first time around, but that doesn’t change the fact that the
A90 already has a cult following. It would seem as though Toyota have done what they can to give automotive enthusiasts the “perfect”
Toyota Supra. #SAVETHEMANUAL. The mere mention of the Toyota Supra will send many enthusiasts into a frenzy. Conversely, others will be foaming at the mouth, arguing that the BMW-sourced powerplant means that the A90 doesn’t deserve the esteemed Supra nameplate – is the ‘new’ Supra a marmite car? Maybe…
Although we won’t see a new engine in the new Supra, Toyota has a few special changes lined up to appease the unhappy minorities, a group of people which we could argue that the new Supra isn’t actually intended for… A press release has confirmed that the 2023 GR A90 and limited edition A91 models will receive a six-speed manual transmission and a few other enhancements. The manual transmission will be available in the standard 3,0, 3,0 Premium, and A91 models.
The evolution of the upcoming Supra lineage will not only see a 500-unit run off the limited edition A91 Supra, but the introduction of a manual transmission, managed by an intelligent manual transmission (IMT) system. Toyota claims that all the added changes improve the performance aspect of the car.
Although we won't see a new power plant in the new Supra, Toyota has a few special changes lined up to appease the unhappy minorities. A press release has confirmed that the 2023 GR A90 and limited edition A91 models will receive a six-speed manual transmission and a few other enhancements.
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