Ten years ago, a six-figure Toyota Supra would have sounded like a typo. Today the fourth-generation Supra Turbo is one of the hottest cars in the collector market, driven by a generation that grew up with The Fast and the Furious, Gran Turismo, and an indestructible 2JZ inline-six. The list below includes a movie star, a car seized in a drug investigation, a string of time-capsule survivors, and one very generous charity sale.
Prices include buyer’s premium where applicable and reflect public auction results through early October 2026. For Bring a Trailer sales, we list the winning bid and note BaT’s separate buyer’s fee. One entry was a charity sale, and we’ve flagged it.
10. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo, 7,000 Miles — $121,000
- Sold: $121,000
- Auction: Bring a Trailer, January 2019
This is the sale that kicked off the Mk4 boom. The Renaissance Red six-speed targa had just over 7,000 miles and still wore its original Bridgestone tires and factory CD/cassette head unit. It sold for 28 percent more than Hagerty’s price guide said a perfect Supra was worth. Read more about the sale.
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo, 11,200 Miles — $173,600
- Sold: $173,600
- Auction: RM Sotheby’s, Amelia Island, March 2019
Two months after the BaT sale, a single-owner, all-original Supra Turbo with a manual gearbox and targa top crossed the block at RM Sotheby’s Amelia Island sale. It signaled that traditional auction houses, not just online platforms, were ready to take Japanese collector cars seriously. Read more about the sale.
8. 1993 Toyota Supra Fast and the Furious Stunt Car — $185,000
- Sold: $185,000
- Auction: Mecum, Indianapolis, May 2015
Eddie Paul’s The Shark Shop built several Mk4 Supras for the first film, and this stunt car appeared in multiple scenes, including the climactic race. In 2015 its price was headline news. Today, low-mileage stock cars routinely beat it. Read more about the sale.
7. 1995 Toyota Supra Turbo, One Owner — $201,000
- Sold: $201,000 (plus BaT buyer’s fee)
- Auction: Bring a Trailer, July 2021
Renaissance Red over ivory leather, about 7,000 miles, and still with the person who bought it new. It was one of the first stock Mk4 Supras to break $200,000 at auction. Read more about the sale.
6. 1997 Toyota Supra Turbo — $230,000
- Sold: $230,000 (plus BaT buyer’s fee)
- Auction: Bring a Trailer, 2022
Most collectors chase the six-speed manual, which makes this automatic’s result all the more striking. It briefly held the Mk4 record on Bring a Trailer before a manual car topped it a few months later. Read more.
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo, Black Six-Speed — $232,000
- Sold: $232,000 (plus $5,000 BaT buyer’s fee)
- Auction: Bring a Trailer, September 2022
- Mileage: About 13,000 miles
Black on black with the six-speed manual, this car had one owner from August 1994 until the sale, a clean title, and no theft or accident history. It cost $48,895 new. Read more about the sale.
4. 1998 Toyota Supra Turbo, Unmodified — $242,000
- Sold: $242,000
- Auction: Mecum, Kissimmee, January 2026
A final-year, factory-stock white Supra Turbo with barely 6,000 miles and a targa top that has reportedly never been removed. Mecum estimated it at $115,000 to $130,000, and bidding nearly doubled that. It’s the highest price yet for a stock Mk4 Supra at a major collector-car auction. Read more about the sale.
3. 1998 Toyota Supra Turbo in Quicksilver — $304,750
- Sold: $304,750
- Auction: Stanley J. Paine Auctioneers, Orange, Massachusetts, June 2022
- Mileage: 22,962 miles
This one comes with a backstory. Authorities seized it, along with a dozen other Supras and more than a dozen other cars, during a Massachusetts drug investigation. Its ultra-rare Quicksilver paint and six-speed manual drew a $265,000 hammer price, the highest ever paid for a non-movie Supra at the time. Read more about the sale.
2. 1994 Toyota Supra The Fast and the Furious Hero Car — $550,000
- Sold: $550,000
- Auction: Barrett-Jackson, Las Vegas, June 2021
Paul Walker drove this Supra as Brian O’Conner in the 2001 original. It still wears the Lamborghini Diablo Candy Orange paint, Troy Lee graphics, and big rear wing applied by Eddie Paul’s The Shark Shop. It remains the most expensive fourth-generation Supra ever sold at auction. Read more about the sale.
1. 2020 Toyota GR Supra VIN 001 — $2,100,000
- Sold: $2,100,000 (charity sale)
- Auction: Barrett-Jackson, Scottsdale, January 2019
- Beneficiary: Bob Woodruff Foundation
The first production fifth-generation Supra brought the nameplate back to America after a two-decade absence. It sold for more than $2 million, with every dollar going to the Bob Woodruff Foundation, which supports injured veterans and their families. Read Toyota’s announcement.
Coming Up: The Last GR Supra
The final fifth-generation Supra ever built, serial number 99999, will cross the block at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in January 2027. Proceeds will go to Reach Out WorldWide, the disaster-relief charity founded by Paul Walker. Barrett-Jackson hopes to top the $2.1 million paid for the first one. Read more.
What the List Tells Collectors
Seven of the ten are stock Mk4 Supra Turbos, and the formula is consistent: low miles, one or few owners, and no modifications, with the six-speed manual commanding a premium. The market has climbed from $121,000 to $242,000 for stock cars in seven years, and the buyers behind it are the kids who grew up on Gran Turismo, now with real money.
Is $242,000 for a stock Mk4 the new floor, or the top of a Gran Turismo-fueled spike?
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