

The revival of the Toyota Supra is into its third year now, and changes are minimal apart from a carbon fiber-based limited special edition. The 2022 Toyota GR Supra is slowly but surely winning over cynical enthusiasts while competing directly with its BMW Z4 relative and other sports cars hovering around the $40,000 mark like the V8-powered Ford Mustang GT. However, the Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 bring a markedly different experience from the American V8 sports coupes. The Supra is available with either a BMW-supplied 2.0-liter, four-cylinder lump making 255 horsepower, or one of BMW's finest engines - the current 3.0-liter turbo-six - producing 382 hp. We've had the opportunity to drive both. A BMW-based sports car built to Toyota's specification should be a dream for enthusiasts, but how does it hold up against the competition in 2022?
2022 Toyota GR Supra Changes: What’s the difference vs 2021 GR Supra?
The famed Supra is back for 2022, with the biggest news being the introduction of the A91-CF Edition. The CF stands for carbon fiber, and only 600 of these cars will be sold, exclusively in North America. The A91-CF features a carbon-fiber body kit, a rear spoiler, and 19-inch wheels finished in matte Black. The interior of the CF gets a red and black theme.
Other changes for 2022 are heated seats as standard on the 3.0 Supra, and a red interior design for 3.0 Premium models. Cars fitted with the optional JBL sound system also get full-screen Apple CarPlay.
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