1994 Toyota Supra Turbo

HIGHLIGHTS: SPECTACULAR ORIGINAL CONDITION METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED FROM NEW ONLY 49,026 ACTUAL MILES DESIRABLE SIX-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION RECENT MAJOR SERVICE PERFORMED DRIVES AS NEW DESIRABLE FOURTH-GENERATION TWIN-TURBO HIGHLY DESIRABLE FACTORY COLOR COMBINATION RETAINS ITS ORIGINAL MATCHING NUMBERS 2JZ-GTE ENGINE ONE OF ONLY 64 PRODUCED FOR THE US MARKET ONE OF ONLY 15 PAINTED IN DESIRABLE BLACK UNMODIFIED INVESTMENT-GRADE CONDITION ACCOMPANIED WITH ITS ORIGINAL OWNER'S MANUAL, TOOLS, AND CLEAN CARFAX ARGUABLY ONE OF THE NICEST EXAMPLES OF THIS UP-AND-COMING CLASSIC ON THE MARKET TODAY TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT POTENTIAL A COLLECTOR'S DREAM FEATURES INCLUDE: TWIN-TURBOCHARGED 3.0L INLINE-6 W/320HP SIX-SPEED MANUAL LIMITED-SLIP DIFFERENTIAL POLISHED ALLOY WHEELS LEATHER UPHOLSTERY POWER DRIVER SEAT TILT STEERING WHEEL CRUISE CONTROL POWER STEERING POWER ANTI-LOCK BRAKES POWER WINDOWS POWER MIRRORS POWER LOCKS AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL AM/FM/CD/CASSETTE STEREO DRIVER/PASSENGER AIRBAGS The fourth-generation Toyota Supra (chassic code A80) began development in early 1989 and was officially released in 1993. Sharing development and its platform with the Soarer (sold here as the Lexus SC), the Supra was the company's de facto sports car. While the regular Supra offered 220hp from a naturally aspirated Inline-6, the Turbo model offered a twin-turbocharged (now sequential instead of parallel) variant (the nearly bulletproof 2JZ-GTE) produced 321hp as the high-performance option. With the ability to attain 60mph from a stop in only 4.6 seconds and on to a top speed of around 160mph, the Supra Turbo was the equal of nearly any sports car of the period. Available as a "Sports Roof" targa or a hardtop, the choice between the two engines, and in either a manual or automatic, the A80 Supra could be configured as a comfortable grand tourer or a near-supercar performer. The hardtop Turbo was offered for only 1993 through 1995 in extremely limited quantities; only 269 were produced for the US market during that time. Providing increased structural rigidity and lighter weight than the targa, the hardtop - especially with the manual transmission - is the best choice for enthusiasts. The Supra attained legendary status throughout the world from its incredible tuning potential. Featured in numerous video games and starring as one of the hero cars in "The Fast and the Furious", the fourth-generation Supra is rightly remembered for its distinctive looks and remarkable performance. Today, stock and nearly-stock examples like this one are exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors and enthusiasts alike. The investment-grade 1994 Toyota Supra Mk.IV Turbo Hardtop Coupe featured here is finished in a stunning All-Black color combination of gloss Black over an impeccably kept Black leather interior. This incredible, unmodified original Supra Hardtop Coupe has only been driven a mere 49,026 miles from new and is among one of the finest examples we've come across in years. Meticulously maintained and preserved, this low-mile Supra is the perfect example to add to any premier collection. I personally believe the investment potential of this up-and-coming classic will grow beyond imagination. Offered to the most sophisticated collector, investor, or enthusiast who desires to own one of the very best at an investment price!