Answer to the question of the century: the new Toyota Supra arrives in Spain with a price of 69,900 euros

Sports car enthusiasts and lovers of four wheels had spent years waiting for the revival of the Toyota Supra, an event that has finally taken place. After seeing it in person in Geneva and discovering all its mechanical and aesthetic details, the Japanese brand has finally shared a piece of information that had all of us on edge: its price. That’s right, the new Supra now has a price tag, and anyone interested in getting their hands on this fifth generation of the Japanese icon will have to pay a total of 69,900 euros, its starting price for the Spanish market.

At this price point, the Toyota sports car sits very close to that of its close relative, the BMW Z4. However, the brand has found a way to give the Supra a certain distinction from the German car, introducing significant aesthetic changes that allow both models to follow different paths, something that is also reflected in their pricing.

Even so, Toyota has also wanted to offer specific financing for the new Supra, thereby broadening the options for its potential customers. With this in mind, and through Toyota Fleet Mobility, it will be possible to soften the expense the Japanese sports car entails by paying a monthly fee of 1,250 euros, which also includes maintenance, insurance, roadside assistance and a replacement vehicle, among other things.

This figure must take into account not only the history behind it, but also its tuning, driving dynamics and mechanicals. These three aspects have been carefully and lovingly developed in the new Supra, with the aim of offering a package worthy of this illustrious name that has meant so much to Toyota over its more than 40 years of life.

Beneath the bonnet of the flagship sports car of the Japanese brand lies a turbocharged 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine capable of producing 340 CV and 500 Nm of torque. These figures are sent exclusively to the rear axle and, thanks to an eight-speed torque converter automatic gearbox, it can reach 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds, with a top speed limited to 250 km/h.

And so the lineup of the new Toyota Supra is completed, except for some rumoured targa and four-cylinder variants that could arrive in the not-too-distant future. 69,900 euros is the figure the Japanese brand has set for the latest generation of its favourite sports car, a figure that could come down in a few months thanks to the brand’s own discounts or promotions.