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The Toyota GR Supra GT4 100 Edition is now on sale and will make wallets tremble
Toyota celebrates another year of success for the GR Supra GT4 with a limited edition of just three units called the GR Supra GT4 100 Edition for track use only

The competition Toyota GR Supra GT4 has in a very short time become a true beast of the track, achieving countless victories in European, American and, of course, Japanese competitions. This milestone, together with the 50 units already sold last year, led Toyota to celebrate in 2022 with the exclusive limited edition GR Supra GT4 50 Edition for exclusive track use.
One year later, with the start of a new season, the GR Supra GT4 has taken part in more than 300 races, where, together with their respective drivers, it has achieved 43 class victories and 125 podiums. A new milestone that the Japanese brand wants to celebrate once again now with the GR Supra GT4 100 Edition, an even more exclusive limited track edition based on the 450 PS GR Supra GT4 EVO that debuts this season.

The Toyota GR Supra GT4 100 Edition will share the same Plasma Orange colour as the GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute that the brand will put on sale at the end of this year, although unlike that model, as I mentioned a little earlier, it can only be used on the track. Compared with the standard competition model, it has several differences, such as a larger air intake on the bonnet and a splitter that is larger at the bottom. It will not be the only one: the competition LED headlights and carbon-fibre mirrors also stand out.

Inside the Toyota GR Supra 100 Edition we will find a second bucket seat for the passenger, both seats signed by OMP, and both featuring the “100 Edition” badge embroidered on the backrests, with the same badge engraved on the dashboard. The final touch is an exclusive cover to protect it when not in use.

Mechanically it uses the 3,000 cc six-cylinder turbo engine capable of delivering 450 CV, an engine we will be able to hear roaring without any restraint thanks to the Gazoo Racing team having fitted a new stainless-steel exhaust line without a silencer, giving off a melody that will undoubtedly delight our ears.

Unfortunately the Toyota GR Supra 100 Edition will belong to a select few wealthy customers, since only three units will be built: one is planned for Europe, another for North America and another for Asia, at a price of no less than 220,000 euros, to which taxes and shipping costs must be added.
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