The Turbo version of the Supra was near the top of the segment in starting price at $36,000 with well-equipped versions topping the $40,000 dollar mark. It unfortunately eventually faced the same fate as the Supra (pulled from North America in 1998) as it was eventually pulled from North American markets near the end of the decade only to be re-introduced as the 350z in 2003. While sports cars like the RX-7s featured its state-of-the-art rotary engine and the Stealth featured all-wheel drive and four-wheel steering (which was unheard of at the time), the Nissan 300zx seemed more advanced in every way.įrom its beautiful body lines of the exterior, its more upscale feeling interior to its overall performance and handling. The name supra is derived from the Latin. But its main competition came from the folks at Nissan with the 300zx Twin Turbo. The Toyota Supra is a sports car and grand tourer manufactured by the Toyota Motor Corporation beginning in 1978. Buyers could choose from the Mazda RX-7, Acura’s NSX, Dodge Stealth R/T Turbo, and the Chevy Corvette C4. There was stiff competition in the segment for the Supra.

A side profile action shot of a white 1991 Nissan 300ZX driving

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