Here Are All the 2020 Toyota Supra's Prices, Trim Levels, Colors, and Options
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The 2020 Toyota Supra is finally here, and the official numbers are rolling in. The new sports car starts at $50,920, and all models come with a BMW-sourced turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Compared with its sibling, the droptop BMW Z4, the Toyota hardtop is shaping up to be the better value. It is priced only $225 higher than the Z4 30i, which comes with a significantly less powerful turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine.
Here are all the pricing details on the Supra's trim levels and option packages.
The base Supra 3.0 ($50,920) includes these features as standard:
6.5-inch display screen with Bluetooth and USB
Faux-suede power seats with memory
Forward-collision warning and automated emergency braking
Automatic high-beams
Dual-zone automatic climate control
Adaptive dampers
Rain-sensing wipers
Keyless entry and push-button start
JBL audio and a navigation system are part of an option package ($2460), and numerous active-safety features, including adaptive cruise control and blind-spot monitoring, come in the optional Driver Assist package ($1195).
The 3.0 Premium ($54,920) adds the following:
8.8-inch touchscreen with navigation and Apple CarPlay
12-speaker JBL audio system
Head-up display
Heated leather seats
The Launch Edition ($56,180) comprises the first 1500 cars in the U.S., is available either in white, black or red, and has visual tweaks including:
Red mirror caps
Black 19-inch wheels
Red leather interior (only available with black or white exterior)
Commemorative plaque on dashboard with number in series
Both the 3.0 Premium and the Launch Edition are offered with the same $1195 Driver Assist package as the base car.
Exterior colors are:
Renaissance Red 2.0
Nitro Yellow ($400)
Downshift Blue
Absolute Zero White
Tungsten Silver
Turbulence Gray
Nocturnal Black
Phantom Matte Gray ($1200, pictured below)
The very first Supra to roll off the production line at Magna-Steyr in Austria will cross the block for charity at the Barrett-Jackson auction on January 19 in Arizona, and it'll be a one-off combination of the Phantom Matte Gray exterior with the Launch Edition's red mirrors, black wheels, and red interior. Its dashboard plaque will designate it as 1 of 1500. After that, Toyota dealers will take orders for the other 1499 Launch edition models, which are slated to arrive in the U.S. this summer. Other models will presumably follow by a few months.
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