Introductional Video
Description
Introduced in 1986, the third-generation Mk3 marked the first time Toyota officially made the Supra its own model. Compared to its predecessor, the Mk3 was fitted with a new rear-wheel-drive chassis, a sportier wedge design, and a bigger, more powerful six-cylinder engine. The A70 turned the Supra from an upgradable option package to a legitimate sports car. The following is a comprehensive list of everything you’d ever want to know about Toyota’s other old school Supra.
