1987 Toyota Supra review from North America

Head gasket needed replacing when I bought it at 105,000 miles... Had a better quality gasket put in, and have had no problems since... most supra turbos of this model will go through a headn gasket in its life.

Had a "break light failure sensor" go out; I don't think its that common, but Its like $140 bucks to replace it. Or you could do what I did, and strategically place paper clips to complete the circuit for free. Just now the dash won't tell me when a tail light goes out... Big Whoop. If you want to know how this is done, email me at corman1283@yahoo.com

other than that, virtually no problems.

This car is fast, comfy, handles great, and runs smoothly all the time. I can't think of a car I'd rather have for the money, or maybe even double it.

I put on a magnaflow muffler ($150), and it sound absolutely beautiful... money well spent

I also put on custom rims (unique lug pattern shaves down selection, but do not despair!) ; once again, absolutely beautiful. Money well spent/

Finally, I put on a grant steering wheel, and I love it!

Uh, I tried several shift knobs, but always come back to the reliable, trusty origional... stick with that.

For a supra with good engine, interior, and just all around quality, look for one in the $5,000-$7,000 range.