Toyota will only make 6 units of GR Supra GT4 50 Edition

Back in 2020, Toyota Gazoo Racing launched the GT4-spec GR Supra and quickly sold 50 units of the race car worldwide. For those unfamiliar with the series, the GT4 class is a “customer racing” oriented category, where everyone is eligible to buy factory-built race cars and take them to FIA-sanctioned events.

This makes GT4 an ideal platform for amateur drivers to move up the motorsport ladder and experience endurance racing. In fact, by the end of last year, customers who have bought the GR Supra GT4 had already participated in more than 250 races, and the race car was able to achieve 36 class wins and appeared on the podium 78 times.

To celebrate its success, Toyota Gazoo Racing will produce six examples of the Toyota GR Supra GT4 '50 Edition' – a special-edition GT4-spec race car with unique GR branding and optional parts.

On the outside, the '50 Edition' GT4 race car is painted in Red and gets a unique '50 Edition' gold livery on the sides and roof, completely distinguishing itself from the standard GR Supra GT4 race cars that wear Toyota Gazoo Racing's traditional white, red, and black graphics.

Inside the '50 Edition' GT4's cockpit is a new set of OMP bucket seats, with an embroidered GR Supra GT4 branding on the driver side. Every '50 Edition' also features a uniquely numbered plaque on the edge of its carbon-fiber dashboard.

So what's the retail on one of these? Well, it is priced identically to the standard GT4 model, which is around PHP 12-million, plus taxes. Toyota Gazoo Racing is allocating two examples each for Asia, Europe, and North America.

According to Toyota Gazoo Racing, the production and development of the standard GR Supra GT4 will continue in the future. However, the '50 Edition' would still stand out with its red livery whether in the paddock or in a private showroom.