The Super Supra!
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January 24, 2019

The Super Supra!

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The Toyota Supra has been dominating the news cycle with its worldwide resurgence.

Models of the 1990s versions of the Japanese-made supercar are racking values of up to US$500,000 while the 2020 model made its debut at the North American International Auto Show in Chicago recently.

Today, beauty queen Nastashia Mitchell, Miss Global Jamaica 2017-2018, gets cosy with this mint-condition 1996 Supra SZ-R, owned by Jamaica Classic Car Club member Andrew Ming.

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