1st gen Toyota Supra 1979–1981
Sold as Celica Supra
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A longer, six-cylinder Celica: a fuel-injected straight-six, four-wheel disc brakes and independent suspension, sold as a personal luxury car.
What it came with
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110 hp; Toyota's first production engine with electronic fuel injection · 1979–1980
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116 hp, 145 lb-ft · 1981
Year by year
- 1979 New model, a Celica stretched to take a 2.6L six, with a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic.1,2
- 1980 Mostly cosmetic changes, with new side mirrors and standard 14-inch aluminium wheels.3
- 1981 A 2.8L six replaces the 2.6L, the automatic is revised, and a Sports Performance Package becomes optional.1,2,3