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Toyota to start production again for Mk3 and Mk4 Supra parts

Toyota to start production again for Mk3 and Mk4 Supra parts

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Toyota has announced that it will put a good amount of third-generation and fourth-generation Supra parts back into production.

 

At a recent Supra event in Japan, Gazoo Racing company President Shigeki Tomoyama revealed the news which will make many fans happy. However, the company did not specify which parts will be put back into production.

 

“We can not answer about specific parts at this time, but we will make every effort to meet the expectations of owners,” Tomoyama said.

 

The program is called the ‘GR Heritage Parts Project’ and is similar to a program launched by Nissan and Mazda. Nissan has been making various better-known weaker parts for its R32, R33 and R34 generation Skyline GT-R for a couple of years already while Mazda has recently begun offering new parts for the first-generation MX-5.


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