1985 Toyota Celica Supra Recommendations

The second generation Supra, or MKII, with a 2.8-liter Double-Overhead-Cam (DOHC) inline 6-cylinder engine (the 5M-GE). The engine develops 145 horsepower and launched the Supra as a performance leader.The Supra still shared its basic chassis design with the more plebian Celica although Toyota added numerous styling and mechanical changes to further differentiate the two models. The most distinctive Supra identification was the front styling with distinctive disappearing headlamps, long power bulge hood and slit grill with integrated driving lights. Additional styling cues included wheel flares, roof-mounted spoiler, and exterior paint schemes. On the mechanical side the Supra has four wheel disc brakes and an independent rear suspension.

1985 Supra