Toyota GR Supra (A90)

The Toyota GR Supra A90 is trading at a median of $56,000 in the US market, representing a roughly 24% discount to its original $73,500 list price. With no year-over-year pricing signal available, the limited sample size of just four transactions over the past 12 months makes short-term trend assessment difficult.

Transaction activity remains sparse; only seven tracked sales total suggest thin liquidity in the secondary market. The absence of active listings reinforces that these cars are not rotating quickly through dealer or auction channels, a dynamic typical of modern depreciating vehicles that lack established collector following.

The GR Supra A90 occupies the depreciating modern classification with modest demand characteristics. Low desirability scores and a collectibility rating of 3 out of 10 indicate the market has not yet developed sustained enthusiasm for this generation, despite its performance credentials and limited availability in some regions.

Cars transacting show an average mileage of 12,760 miles, consistent with relatively young examples that have seen light use. This relatively low running pattern suggests owners are treating them more as daily drivers than garage-kept investments.

Base projections point to modest further depreciation, with valuations expected to settle near $54,300 by year three and around $54,900 by year five—declines of 3.0% and 2.0% respectively from current levels. The marginal difference between the two forecasts suggests stabilization around the mid-$54,000 range as the market matures and early-adopter buyers hold their cars longer.