A remarkably clean fourth-generation Toyota Supra Turbo has surfaced on Hagerty Marketplace, and it's the kind of survivor that Japanese performance car collectors rarely get a shot at. This 1994 example has never left the hands of its original owner and shows barely 27,000 miles on the clock, a figure that's almost unheard of for a twin-turbo icon so many people bought to drive hard. The auction is live now on Hagerty Marketplace, where bidding has already pushed well into five figures.
Finished in black over an ivory leather interior, this Supra rides on its factory 17-inch wheels and retains its original trim, badging, and interior pieces throughout. It's optioned with the removable Sport Roof panel that so many buyers wanted back in 1994, and the seller says the car has stayed largely unmodified since new. For a car that has spent its life registered in New York, the presentation in the photos is about as tidy as fourth-gen Supras get.
Under the hood sits the engine that built the Supra's reputation: a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged 2JZ-GTE inline six, here paired with the factory four-speed automatic rather than the six-speed manual most enthusiasts chase. Service records included with the sale show oil changes, brake work, and a timing belt replacement carried out at Millennium Toyota in Hempstead, New York, suggesting this Supra was maintained by the book rather than left to sit in a garage.
The car isn't perfect, and the seller is upfront about it. A CARFAX report on file notes a 2011 incident in which the Supra was struck while parked, with the seller explaining, "the rear bumper cover was replaced because someone backed into the car." Outside of that, the listing points only to minor paint chips and some wear on the driver's seat bolster, the kind of small flaws that come from actually driving a car instead of trailering it to shows.
Clean, documented, low-mile Supra Turbos have become some of the most sought-after Japanese performance cars on the market, and values for genuine, unmolested examples like this one show no sign of cooling off. As of this writing, the auction has drawn 12 bids and a high bid of $50,000, with the sale scheduled to close on July 10.
The full photo gallery, service records, and CARFAX report for this 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo can be found in the listing on Hagerty Marketplace. All photos in this article are courtesy of Hagerty Marketplace.