A 2025 Toyota GR Supra A90 Final Edition with just 273 kilometers (169 miles) on the odometer is now listed for sale in Japan, offering buyers a rare chance to own one of only 150 examples allocated to the Japanese market.
One of Just 150 Japanese Models
The Supra has served as Toyota’s performance benchmark across five generations, becoming an iconic nameplate each time. In its fifth and so far final A90 generation, Toyota partnered with BMW to bring the Supra into the modern era.
Although reviews of the A90 have been mixed, the model is widely regarded as a success. Before Toyota ended production, the automaker gave the car a final sendoff with the GR Supra A90 Final Edition.
Only 300 Final Edition models were produced worldwide. Those cars were split between global markets and Japan, with the home market receiving 150 examples.
One of those Japanese-market cars has now been listed for sale on Bingo Auctions in Japan. The Final Edition received substantial upgrades designed to make it more focused on performance and the track rather than simply serving as a cosmetic special edition.
435 Horsepower and a Manual Transmission
Power comes from a heavily reworked BMW-sourced 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six producing 435 horsepower and 421 lb-ft of torque. That represents an increase of about 70 horsepower compared with the standard model.
The additional power comes primarily from a redesigned intake, new engine calibration and an Akrapovič titanium exhaust system. The Final Edition can accelerate from 0-60 mph in 4 seconds and has a top speed of 171 mph.
As a driver-focused model, the GR Supra A90 Final Edition is offered exclusively with a 6-speed manual transmission.
Track-Focused Performance Upgrades
Toyota equipped the Final Edition with a fully adjustable KW suspension system to handle the additional performance. The car also features larger Brembo brakes and additional chassis-stiffening components.
The exterior receives carbon fiber aerodynamic components, while the cabin is fitted with custom Recaro carbon fiber bucket seats.
Low-Mileage Supra Could Double in Value
According to the auction listing, this particular Final Edition has traveled just 273 kms (169 miles), meaning it has not even gone beyond its break-in period.
When the Japanese-market models were originally sold, they carried a price of 15 million Yen ($95,000). The listing does not yet include a price, but reports from Japan estimate that the final hammer price could reach twice the car’s original value.
