Toyota’s gone Supra mad at SEMA

It had to happen. The Toyota Supra makes a long-awaited, much-hyped comeback, and with immediacy it was accepted by the tuning fraternity and immediately given much more power and significantly more wing than standard.

Even Toyota itself has had a proper go for SEMA 2019, the tuning show held in Las Vegas. And thus we have five – five! – Supras, all breathed on in slightly different ways. Get clicking to see them and tell us your favourite below.

‘Heritage’ is a pretty key word when it comes to the Supra. If Toyota had borrowed some BMW bits and popped them in a car named anything else, half the world might not have noticed. But the name of a car known and loved by a whole generation of Fast and Furious and Gran Turismo fans was a sure-fire way of getting it noticed.

Thus we have this Heritage Edition. Look at the wing! And the rear lights! This car badly wants to be an A80 Supra from the Nineties.

It’s not just styling, though; there’s a power upgrade, from 340 to 500bhp, with fat Brembo brakes and adjustable coilover suspension to keep it all in check. The colour is ‘Re-entry Red’. Looks good this thing, right?

What a name. And it probably takes no explanation as to why this Supra sports it. Eat a pea possessing this shade and you’ll be glugging water and trying to conceal your tears for hours.

It’s a demonstration of the work of Toyota’s Genuine Accessory Team, providing hope you’ll be able to officially spec some of these parts yourself.

There’s a wilder bodykit than normal, new 20in alloy wheels wrapped in fantastic Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres, new Brembo brakes and adjustable coilover suspension. No extra power, mind.

What does have extra power is this, the HyperBoost. As if the name wasn’t shouty enough, there’s 750bhp bursting out of this thing. We’re still not even a year into the A90 Supra’s life, don’t forget…

Again, there are Brembos and Coilovers, but this time they’ve more than double the standard Supra’s power to deal with. Ensuring it looks wild, too, are some carbon-edged red wheels, a carbon roof and a big ol’ wing.

This 3000GT probably looks like it has 750bhp, but is actually standard. The bodykit is a homage to the TRD3000GT kit optional on Supras in the Nineties.

The big wing and vented bonnet both reflect how its forebear looked.

Underneath there is – surprise – a Brembo brake kit and adjustable coilover suspension. We can only assume Toyota got a really good deal down their local tuning parlour. But clamber inside this one and you’ll also find FIA-approved bucket seats and a thumping Pioneer stereo.

Those fantastic seats are the highlight of Toyota’s final SEMA Supra, an otherwise relatively mild mod that sees a subtle bodykit applied to a standard car. Each bit of aero addenda actually works, we’re told, while there’s a custom exhaust system to ensure the whole thing barks more than it bites.

So which is your favourite? Let us know below…