Decades after it went out of production, Toyota still used the Mk4 to train drivers at the Green Hell.

It’s official: the undisputed highest-mileage Toyota sports car is a 1998 Toyota Supra MKIV, boasting over 520,000 miles on its original 2JZ-GE engine (non-turbo) and stock transmission.

This 1993 Toyota Supra offered for sale on Bring a Trailer has covered 388,000 miles since new. That's about 150,000 more miles than the distance between the moon and the Earth.

The Toyota Supra jumped into the mainstream with the "Fast and Furious" franchise. So here are a few facts about the car that you might now know about.

Which begs the question about "worth" and what the classic Japanese collector car market can bear, especially when it comes to something like a Mk4 Supra.

Garage Revolver of Japan builds an 800hp, Varis widebody MkIV Toyota Supra .

For some the A80-generation Toyota Supra turbo—a non-targa, left-hand drive, manual version, natch—is the holy grail of Radwood-era performance cars. The iconic 2JZ turbocharged inline six ...

The Supra shows 59,000 miles (95,000 km) of use on the odometer, and it is selling from the lot of a dealer called Gateway Classic Cars for $91,000.

With the increasing sales prices of classic Japanese sports cars, automakers like Toyota are starting to see the value of supporting them.

Looky here. If it isn’t another low-mileage, bone-stock MK4 Toyota Supra on the auction block. And, of course, the current high bid on Cars & Bids is $150,000 with less than a day to go, meaning ...

Decades after it went out of production, Toyota still used the Mk4 to train drivers at the Green Hell.