The Toyota Supra made its return to the Australian market with a lot of expectation attached to it. The 2021 GTS is the higher of two available trims and arrives with a power increase over the previous version. It is a sports car aimed squarely at buyers who want genuine performance credentials and a nameplate that means something.
Amelia takes the GTS out on roads that reward a car like this. The straight-six engine is the headline, but the way the Supra's chassis handles Australian country roads is what makes the review worthwhile. It is not designed for the Coles car park, and that is the honest truth of owning a car like this in a country where most driving is suburban and practical. The trade-off is clear.
For the buyer who wants a proper sports car from a mainstream brand, the Supra GTS makes a compelling case. The BMW-sourced mechanicals are not a secret and some enthusiasts will not forgive that. But the finished product is sharp, engaging and has enough of the old Supra identity to warrant the badge.
The full review is on the CarTell.tv YouTube channel above.
