Safety

The Toyota Supra delivers a high level of safety, designed to offer both driver and passengers a secure driving experience. Among its active safety systems are Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) and Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), both of which help maintain control and minimize the risk of skidding during sudden maneuvers. The Supra is also equipped with Lane Departure Alert and a Pre Collision System with automatic emergency braking to help avoid or mitigate frontal accidents.

On the passive safety front, the Supra comes fitted with multiple airbags, including front, side, and curtain airbags, offering comprehensive protection for all occupants. Its structure is built with energy absorbing technologies that reduce impact force during collisions, enhancing overall occupant safety.

Purchase Cost

The Toyota Supra is available in Saudi Arabia with a starting price of 220,000 SAR. When financed with an 80 percent loan, a 20 percent down payment, and a repayment period of 60 months at an interest rate of 1.9 percent, the monthly installment comes to around 3,086 SAR. This makes the Supra a compelling choice in the high performance segment with a manageable financing plan.

When it comes to resale value, the Supra maintains its worth better than many in its class. Market data shows that used Supra models typically range from 165,000 to 180,000 SAR, retaining approximately 75 to 82 percent of their original value after five years of ownership.

Running Costs

With its efficient powertrain, the Toyota Supra consumes about 9.4 liters per 100 kilometers. Assuming the price of fuel in Saudi Arabia is 2.33 SAR per liter, the estimated monthly fuel cost for average driving (15,000 kilometers annually) is approximately 285 SAR. This reflects a respectable balance between performance and fuel economy.

Maintenance costs for the Supra are also relatively affordable, especially for a performance car. Scheduled servicing is recommended every 10,000 kilometers, with each visit costing between 700 and 900 SAR, depending on the service type and parts required. Toyota’s reputation for low maintenance costs holds true here, contributing to the car’s overall affordability.