u/Hefty_Vermicelli_802

Anybody interested in a EU-spec A90 Final Edition?

I’m Italian and they’re selling one of the few still available in my hometown, Torino, so I may be able to help serious buyers connect locally.

Some highlights of the EU Final Edition:

• 435 hp / 570 Nm
• 6-speed MT
• Akrapovič titanium exhaust
• KW adjustable suspension
• GT4-inspired carbon aero + swan-neck wing
• Bigger Brembo brakes
• Cup 2 tires + forged wheels
• Recaro carbon bucket seats
• Alcántara/carbón interiors

Link to the listing: https://www.subito.it/auto/toyota-gr-supra-3-0-a90-final-edition-1-300-torino-638740254.htm?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=subito&utm_campaign=free-engagement-ad_detail

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I recently bought a 2026 MT Final Edition and I wanted to share some thoughts on this (to me) incredible car.

Let's start with the price: I think ~$72k for a Final Edition is fair. I wouldn’t be surprised if in less than 10 years this car will sold for $100k+ given the current depreciation and how rare manual ICE sports cars are becoming (I reck this is a bold statement but set a reminder and reach out in a few years!).

Let me tell you why, in my opinion, in the <$100k price range the mk5 is one of the best sports cars you can buy.

• fun factor: 8.5/10, I mainly do canyons and -rarely-track and it's hard to get out of the car!
• Inline-6
• RWD
• 3,389 lbs
• 400 HP (BMW tends to underrate these engines)
• ~50/50 weight distribution
• MT (AT8 is also very good)
• steering is responsive and smooth
• B58 is an amazing engine: fast, reliable, and can handle significant power increases (~550hp with basic mods)
• looks (this is personal): unique; with the right wheels and lowering springs it really stands out
• suspension is good; the FE setting is a noticeable improvement
• brakes are strong

On the negative side:

• infotainment is not great (nav isn’t amazing, but you get used to it
• sound system is low quality (fixable with small upgrades and removing fake engine noise)
• OEM wheels don’t do it justice
• steering wheel feels a bit thin/cheap

I’ve seen criticism like “it’s a BMW” (the platform is shared with the BMW Z4), but honestly that doesn't make sense to me: the engine and platform are proven and for Toyota to develop a dedicated engine it would have put the Supra at a much higher price point, considering the low production number (~3,000 cars/year). Same with things like fake vents… they don’t really impact the driving experience. I’ve read/watched a lot of reviews (~60-70), and I haven’t seen many that criticize how the car actually drives, or the emotions it gives; most focus on details that, in my opinion, are secondary.

If you haven’t, I suggest test driving one, you’ll understand...

Cheers everybody!