It has two seats, the Toyota Supra. Taller drivers and passengers can sit comfortably in these seats, which have appropriate cushioning for long-haul comfort and sportier driving. The low-slung Supra can be challenging to enter and exit, and rear visibility isn’t terrific.
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Has the Toyota Supra had back seats?
Customers of Supra are probably not concerned with value, but it is almost certain that they are not concerned with practicality.
The Supra lacks rear seats, unlike the smaller 86, and the cabin storage is minimal. There are only two bottle holders in the center (which also serve as phone holders), a shallow wireless phone charging bay under the climate control unit, tiny binnacles in the doors, a tiny glove box, and that’s it.
The Supra doesn’t have a back seat, and it has less interior storage than the 86.
This is especially unexpected considering that I gave the Z4 marks for having surprising practicality for a two-seat coupe. It’s disappointing to discover that the BMW’s enormous center console box, hidden rear shelf, and generous headroom have all been eliminated to make room for the Supra’s bizarre design.
There are further things. It’s difficult to get in and out of the Supra. Have you seen that obnoxious roofline? There is simply no elegant way to do it, much less if you have a small opening area, like in a multi-story parking garage or apartment complex.
Then there are a few minor design defects that would never affect a typical Toyota. Opening the bootlid during a downpour can result in a bucket of water pouring off its sides and into the boot itself. Nice.
At 296 liters, or roughly the same as a small hatchback, the boot is not enormous but it is still bigger than the Z4’s. However, it has an uncomfortable design, with a small loading hole and much of the usable space concealed beneath the bodywork on either side.
It can be used, but not for larger pieces of luggage, and may need further organization for smaller pieces.
The Supra does the most it can with excellent sport seats, and a tiny cargo space.
In the 2021 Supra, comfort levels reach a 4. Excellent front buckets with a broad range of adjustability are featured on the two-seater and are covered in leather and Alcantara. There isn’t much cargo area, a back seat, or space for four adults.
Once inside, the Supra cockpit is surprisingly comfortable. Big drivers must fold in half and lean back merely to get behind the wheel due to the low roof and narrow doors. The driving position isn’t quite optimum, even with the steering wheel and seat perfectly adjusted, even if the bolstering is snug and can be compressed even further. While other chairs have 14-way adjustment, base seats only have 8 ways to modify.
The broad transmission tunnel will cause the driver and passenger’s knees to be pushed outboard, which will be uncomfortable for tall drivers.
The Supra is a hatchback with just enough practical capacity for soft stuff. Its long, shallow 10.2-cubic-foot cargo hold is small.
Black suede and leather, black trim, and Toyota’s austere Supra interior are all well-matched and expertly sewn, as they should be given the car’s price.
Can a Supra accommodate a car seat?
Funny, I should have asked because I was looking at the handbook about it last night. Unless the air bags can be turned off, it is never a smart idea to install a baby seat in the front seat. And the Supra appears to be capable.
Due to manufacturer testing on the majority of baby seats, I would definitely not place a towel under the seat. Additionally, they don’t suggest them. If you really need to use it, I would use an infant seat cover from Walmart.
I did a weeklong course to become certified in installing baby seats, so I do know a little about this subject. Lol
I used this on the leather seats in my new 4Runner, and there were no stains left behind. However, I’m not sure about the Supra leather.
The Toyota 86 has 4 seats, right?
It has four seats in the Toyota 86. Standard equipment includes leather-wrapped steering wheel and front sport seats. Front heated seats and leather and suede upholstery are optional extras.
The Supra is a small sports car that fits two and has little cargo space.
The Supra has two excellent bucket seats, but it doesn’t have a back seat, and the cargo area is relatively small. We give the comfort a score of 4 out of 10.
It takes effort to get in and out of the Supra. The seats are so low that it takes core strength to get out, and passengers occasionally bang their heads on the low-slung roof. Although the seats have adequate bolstering and either eight or 14-way adjustments to dial in the best comfort, some people may not appreciate the driving position with the legs out. Tall drivers will need additional leg room since a broad transmission tunnel forces their legs outward and separates passengers.
The Supra is a hatchback with less inside room than most hatchbacks. Less shallow cargo capacity (10.2 cubic feet) than the trunk of a normal subcompact automobile can be found in its hatch region.
Standard leather upholstery includes black synthetic suede inlays, while higher-end versions feature genuine leather. Other touchpoints feature soft surfaces, and everything is well-assembled.
Does the Supra provide comfort?
A two-door coupe with two seats is the Toyota GR Supra. These chairs have a lovely curve that strikes the perfect combination between all-day comfort and hip-hugging support. Taller passengers can fit comfortably and find enough head- and legroom, and finding a good driving position isn’t too difficult.