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2025 Toyota GR Supra

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2024
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The Toyota GR Supra, a legend reborn, enters the 2025 model year with subtle refinements that enhance its already impressive performance capabilities. Since its reintroduction in 2019, the GR Supra has continually evolved, and this latest iteration aims to further solidify its position as a world-class sports car.

For 2025, the GR Supra continues to offer two engine options. The base model features a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 255 horsepower, while the top-tier 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six now generates an impressive 388 horsepower, a slight increase from the previous year. Both engines come mated to a quick-shifting 8-speed automatic transmission, delivering power to the rear wheels.

In response to enthusiast demand, Toyota has expanded the availability of the six-speed manual transmission option for 2025. Previously only available on the 3.0-liter model, the manual gearbox can now be specified on the 2.0-liter version as well, offering a more engaging driving experience for purists.

The GR Supra’s chassis receives minor tweaks for 2025, with revised suspension tuning that aims to improve both ride comfort and handling precision. The adaptive variable suspension system, standard on 3.0-liter models, has been recalibrated to offer an even wider range of damping force, enhancing the car’s versatility in various driving conditions.

Visually, the 2025 GR Supra remains largely unchanged, retaining its distinctive and controversial styling. However, Toyota has introduced new color options and wheel designs to keep the exterior fresh. A new carbon fiber appearance package is also available, adding lightweight carbon fiber elements to the mirror caps, rear spoiler, and front splitter.

Inside, the GR Supra receives updates to its infotainment system, with a larger touchscreen display and improved software. The digital instrument cluster has also been revised, offering more customization options and improved graphics. New interior trim options, including an Alcantara package, allow for greater personalization.

Safety features have been enhanced for 2025, with the addition of a blind-spot monitoring system and rear cross-traffic alert as standard equipment across all trim levels.

The 2025 Toyota GR Supra continues to offer a compelling blend of performance, style, and technology. With its refined powertrains, enhanced chassis, and expanded manual transmission availability, the GR Supra remains a formidable contender in the sports car segment, appealing to both driving enthusiasts and those seeking a premium performance coupe.

In conclusion, the 2025 model year brings exciting updates to some of the most popular performance cars on the market. The Volkswagen Golf GTI and Golf R receive significant upgrades, with increased power and advanced technology, though at the cost of the manual transmission option. The Toyota GR Corolla maintains its raw, enthusiast-focused approach, while the GR Supra expands its appeal with refined powertrains and increased manual transmission availability. Each of these vehicles offers a unique take on performance, catering to different preferences within the enthusiast community. Whether you prefer the practicality of a hot hatch or the pure sports car experience, these 2025 models demonstrate that the future of performance cars remains bright and diverse.

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