2022 Toyota GR Supra Gets Small Price Bump, Starts At $44,215
It’s on sale now.
We knew back in July that the 2022 Toyota Supra A91-CF Edition would cost a lot. At the time, reports indicated the coupe would cost $64,275, but the price has increased slightly since due to a $30 increase in the car’s destination charge. It’s now $1,025, which officially takes the limited-edition Supra’s starting price to $64,305, well above the starting price of the 2022 Supra 3.0 Premium. All prices include the destination charge.
The addition of the A91-CF Edition is the biggest news for the 2022 Supra, though there are a few other minor changes. Heated seats are now standard on the Supra 3.0, while a new red leather interior color choice is available for the 3.0 Premium. Models with the Premium Audio system receive full-screen Apple CarPlay compatibility.
Gallery: 2022 Toyota Supra A91 Carbon Fiber Edition
The rest of the 2022 Supra lineup also receives a small, incremental price increase. The entry-level 2.0 model is $200 more expensive, while the Supra 3.0 is $550 more expensive. Even the 3.0 Premium’s price increases by $200. However, these are tiny increases.
| Model | Price* |
| Supra 2.0 | $44,215 |
|
Supra 3.0 |
$52,565 |
|
Supra 3.0 Premium |
$55,715 |
| Supra A91-CF Edition | $64,305 |
Toyota is limiting the A91-CF Edition’s production to just 600 units that will be exclusive to North America. The Carbon Fiber Edition model receives a host of exposed carbon-fiber goodies like the front splitter, side and rear canards, a new duckbill spoiler, and the side rocker panels. The edition also receives exclusive matte-black 19-inch wheels and a red-and-black interior makeover with even more carbon-fiber trim.
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The purchase of any Supra also nets customers a one-year membership to the National Auto Sport Association, which includes many benefits like free admission and other programs. The 2022 Toyota GR Supra is available now at dealerships.
*Price includes the $1,025 destination charge.
Source: Toyota
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