Following a preview earlier this year,
Liberty Walk was officially unveiled their new styling program for the Toyota
Supra. Available in carbon fiber or fiberglass, the package includes an
aggressive splitter, canards and a prominent rear wing. It also features a
massive diffuser, extended fenders and new side skirts.
The fiberglass kit costs US$ 14,850
(¥ 1,485,000), while the carbon fiber version retails for US$ 15,950 (¥ 1,595,000).
Liberty Walk also offers a kit with a ventilated hood, and it’s notably more
expensive as pricing begins at US$ 17,930 (¥ 1,793,000).
Of course, you can also order a number of
components individually including the front splitter which starts at US$ 2,750
(¥ 275,000) and comes with canards. Likewise, the hood can be bought for US$ 3,080
(¥ 308,000), while the rear wing begins at $3,850 (¥385,000). Lastly, the
diffuser and rear fins can be purchased for US$ 3,300 (¥ 330,000). Besides the
styling package, Liberty Walk offers an AirRex air suspension for US$ 7,900 (¥ 814,000).
Since there aren’t any performance
changes, engine options carryover. In the United States, the 2021 Supra
features a turbocharged 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine that has been upgraded to
produce 382 hp and 498 Nm of torque – an increase
of 47 hp and Nm. The model also offers a new entry-level
turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that develops 255 hp and 400 Nm of torque. It’s connected to an eight-speed automatic
transmission which enables the coupe to accelerate from 0-96 km/h in
approximately five seconds.
