We Gave The Toyota Supra Concept A Fast And Furious Makeover

We couldn't resist firing up Photoshop to make this F&F-style version of the new GR Supra Racing concept

12 Mar 2018

We Gave The Toyota Supra Concept A Fast And Furious Makeover

Having removed all the lurid wings and general aero addendum from the GR Supra Racing concept last week to make a production-style render, we’ve, erm…added them back again. Well, not quite.

We’ve done the inevitable, and essentially transplanted the body kit from one of the most famous Supras of all time - the fourth-gen version seen in the The Fast and the Furious. Yep, right down to the front bumper.

It has the correct wheels, and it’s finished in the same orange/green livery as the original. The final touch is a single-exit big bore exhaust which will just look perfect belching out CGI blue flames. We can’t comment on exactly what’s under the bonnet, but it’s definitely powerful enough to make it a 10-second car.

We’ll happily admit that all of this is a bit basic, but with the production version of the new Supra reportedly not appearing until the Detroit Auto Show next January, we have to do something to amuse ourselves in the meantime, right?

Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.

Comments

Ohgodno
(Tom’s Castrol livery would look wayy better)

I love the fact you got downvoted for a good comment. Shows the state of this community.

Look more JDM with that aftermarket bodykit

😍😍

My eyes!!! Kill me please.

Under the bonnet? 2JZ of course.
I’m not convinced the N55 can make the power as easily as the 2JZ can make it
And for good measure, drop the auto and give it a manual 6’er

Howbatno.

Can you stop with the extreme fanboying, because it just makes you look like an idiot. Nostalgia doesn’t improve anything, people like you are just ruining the car community. The 2jz is heavy af, so even with less power, the N55 can be faster. The Supra isn’t designed as a tuner car anyway, and it costs a lot more than you think to tune one and keep it reliable.