Toyota GR Supra Servicing Specialists
TOYOTA GR SUPRA SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WITH AUTO TORQUE
Supra Servicing plans
Every new Toyota Supras normal factory scheduled for service is 2 years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first, We believe this is a long interval there fore recommend reducing this to 12k miles or 12 months espically on tuned versions for piece of mind
The story of Supra
With DNA sourced directly from the legendary 2000 GT, each and every Supra has shared the
same core fundamentals: an inline-six up front, Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) and a modern chassis.
As Toyota’s purest expression of performance, Supra has redefined the sports car time and time again.
Passion fuels innovation, and it’s our passion for motorsport that fuels GAZOO Racing — Toyota’s global in-house racing division. Racing gives us the opportunity to challenge ourselves, to find what works, and fix what doesn’t. Collectively we grow through every turn of the wrench and every turn of the wheel. This dedication to growth has helped us win everything from the FIA World Rally Championship to the FIA World Endurance Championship. And the lessons we learn on the racetrack help us create ever-better cars for the road.
GR Supra’s 8-speed automatic transmission is compact, lightweight and strong. Its placement has been precisely calculated to help optimize the overall center of gravity, and its components are robust enough to welcome the ferocity of 365 turbocharged pound-feet of torque. Intelligent computer control and precise gearing also ensure that this transmission works in perfect harmony with the engine to deliver explosive acceleration and maximum power to the road.
3.0-LITER TURBOCHARGED INLINE-SIX 335 horsepower. 365 lb.-ft. of torque. One engineering marvel. The fire-breathing heart of Supra is its signature 3.0-liter inline 6-cylinder engine. Smart technologies like a twin-scroll turbocharger, Variable Valve Timing and electric wastegate ensure that this engine provides plenty of power, instant response and one glorious exhaust note.
