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It might be dead, but Toyota GR Supra isn’t going down without a fight
Executive Summary
Summary: Toyota GR Supra production ended in March, but the sports coupe is experiencing a late-stage sales surge. May 2026 saw 404 US sales, up 24.3% year-on-year, with calendar year 2026 showing 1,667 units sold through May—an 80.6% increase. The fifth-generation Supra has outsold its fourth-generation predecessor despite its BMW-derived platform and lack of manual transmission option.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, BMW, Magna Steyr
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It might be dead, but Toyota GR Supra isn’t going down without a fight
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