Toyota Marks Racing Car Milestone With One Of Its Rarest Launches Ever

Toyota GAZOO Racing recently launched an exclusive ‘100 Edition’ of its highly successful GR Supra GT4, commemorating a significant milestone in the racing car’s history. 

This limited-edition track day car marks the delivery of the 100th GR Supra GT4 vehicle and will be produced in an extremely limited quantity of just three units, making it one of the automaker’s rarest vehicles ever to hit the market.

Since its debut in the 2020 season, the GR Supra GT4 has established itself as one of the most successful GT4 competitors globally, having achieved victories in various national and international championships.

Now, the special 100 Edition will be offered in a striking Plasma Orange color, matching the exterior of the parallel production special edition model, the GR Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute, which is scheduled to go on sale later this year in Europe.

However, unlike the vehicles that grace tracks worldwide, this particular car is specifically designed for track day use. It is based on the 450PS GR Supra GT4 EVO, an extensively enhanced version that made its debut at the start of the current racing season.

Compared to the original, the collector-focused iteration stands out with its unique neon paint and noteworthy features, including a larger bonnet vent and new dive plane aerodynamic devices at the front to enhance downforce.

An upgraded exhaust system, without a muffler, provides a satisfying and distinctive engine sound from the six-cylinder turbocharged engine, while other bespoke details include carbon fiber wing mirrors, endurance LED headlights, and a passenger seat.

To underscore its exclusive status, the car sports embroidered 100 Edition logos on both seats and a unique badge on the dashboard. This distinctive logo is also featured on a car cover that protects the vehicle from dust and dirt during storage.

Only one car will be released in Europe, North America, and Asia, respectively, and it’ll cost a pretty penny with a retail price of €220,000 (US$236,000). Head here for more information on the launch.

[via Jalopnik and Top Gear, images via Toyota Europe Newsroom]