After all the blood, sweat, and wrench time, the MK4 Supra finally rolls. That turbo sound? Worth every second.

Have you been dreaming about buying a fourth-generation Toyota Supra? Of course, you have; we all have. That's right, just about everybody loves the MK4 Toyota Supra, and for good reason too it's ...

This 1993 Toyota Supra offered for sale on Bring a Trailer has covered 388,000 miles since new. That's about 150,000 more miles than the distance between the moon and the Earth.

That’s the sort of situation that took place with this particular 1995 Toyota Supra and its owner, which is why it's been left sitting uncovered in a backyard since 2011.

It looks fast and goes even faster—the MKIV Supra ticks every tuner car box.

1993 Toyota Supra available on Bring-A-Trailer carries a lower entry cost but a list of issues to content with.

The internet sure can suck sometimes. First, it turns every moderately clickbaity video into an opportunity for a goatse or rickroll, and now it has raised prices on the MKIV Toyota Supra to such ...

The Mk4 Supra, in particular, captured imaginations worldwide, embodying the essence of street racing culture and tuner potential.

The Supra is a timeless shape that exudes all the best attributes of masculinity and combines them with a smooth flowing feminine shape.

The German launch control system makes drag racing tricky, as we saw yesterday, but with the right set of mods, the new Supra can still play on the highway with the best of them.

Built specifically for sale and driving inside Japan, Toyota's Supra Mk4 is one of the most highly regarded cars of its kind due to its versatility.

Despite the joys of the new Supra, though, the the M2 can actually be considered as a much better spiritual successor to the Mk4 Supra.