WHEN DID TOYOTA START MAKING THE SUPRA?

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Asked by SuperMario Oct 02, 2008 at 04:13 PM about the Toyota Supra

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WHEN DID TOYOTS START MAKING SUPRAS?

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it started out as the celica and then they made a bigger, faster celica called the "Supra Celica" in 1979 . When the FWD setup became popular the supra split off and kept the RWD setup in 1986 and the celica went FWD and AWD on the GT's. So the plain Supra came about in 1986.

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