A Deep Look Into The Toyota Supra Mk4 Although Toyota stopped Mk4 production in 2002, this fourth-generation Supra is still a superstar. We're gonna tell the whole truth about Japanese domestic version Supras Whether you’re a car-loving millennial, a Gen Xer, or an old-school sports car fan, you’ve heard about the legendary Toyota Supra. In the automotive world, the Supra shot to superstardom with its breakout role in “ The Fast and the Furious” blockbuster movies. With its unmistakable aerodynamic shape, the fourth generation A80 Supra generated a diehard cult following. That was then. What about now? After a 20 year pause, Toyota released the fifth-generation Supra in 2019 – but it proved to be a letdown for hardcore fourth-generation Supra fans. Toyota had collaborated with BMW on the Mk5, and incorporated a BMW-sourced engine – not the Toyota 2JZ engine that had become had become legendary in the market. It just wasn't the same. Although Toyota stopped Mk4 production i