Toyota prepped a wide variety of 2020 GR Supra
prototypes for the 2019 SEMA show either on its own or by teaming up with
different aftermarket companies.
One of the most striking of the whole batch is the
GR Supra 3000GT Concept. Inspired by the original TRD3000GT, a wide body kit
made for the Supra in 1994 that was released to celebrate the car’s success in
the All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship, it makes the coupe look a lot
more aggressive.
It includes hood and wing modeled after the
original, as well as fender flares, reshaped bumpers and a big rear diffuser.
The Supra is finished in silver, adorned with yellow vinyl, and rocks
adjustable coilovers, custom exhaust system, Brembo brakes and 19-inch wheels.
The interior has welcomed bucket seats approved by
FIA and a Pioneer sound system to boost the mood.
While the 3000GT is all show with no extra-go, the
GR Supra HyperBoost Edition boasts more than double the original output. Built
by NASCAR analyst and broadcast personality Rutledge Wood’s team, it has 750
horsepower, Brembo brakes and KW adjustable coilovers.
Making its presence more felt is the carbon fiber
body kit that uses the original mounting points. Furthermore, the stock metal
roof has been replaced by a carbon fiber panel, the whole car has been finished
in Cement Grey paint and the look is completed by the 10×20-inch front and
12×20-inch rear wheels, with carbon fiber lips, shod in 285/30 and 335/25
Continental ExtremeContact Sport tires.
The greenest of A90 Supras in Las Vegas is the
Wasabi Concept. It was made by the Toyota Genuine Accessory Team, gets a custom
body kit, mid-mounted exhaust tips and 10×20-inch front and 11×20-inch rear
wheels with 275/30 and 305/30 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. Stopping power
comes from the upgraded Brembo brakes, whereas the ride height adjustability is
signed by Ohlins and includes the adjustable coilovers, as well as the strut
tower brace that stiffens up the chassis.
