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2021 Toyota Supra

2021 Toyota Supra Gets a Commemorative Targa Top for SEMA

Posted on December 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The one-off Supra Sport Top is based on the big-winged Heritage Edition from last year’s show and has two removable roof panels that are stored in the trunk.

Toyota built a one-off 2021 Supra Sport Top, which is essentially a targa-top variant, for the virtual SEMA aftermarket trade show this year. The car pays homage to the open-roof A80 Supras of the 1990s. When asked if the build should get our hopes up for a coming open-top variant for the current-gen Supra, which is a 2021 10Best winner, Toyota told Car and Driver that it’s “just an awesome one-off concept.
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