Toyota Donates Last GR Supra MkV Final Edition to Support Reach Out WorldWide’s Disaster Relief Efforts
Toyota has donated the Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition to Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW), a historic gift that will help support the organization’s disaster relief mission. The one-of-one vehicle is the very last MkV GR Supra produced, a highly collectible, 382-horsepower, six-speed manual Supra featuring commemorative details and factory-exclusive specifications, underscoring Toyota’s commitment to honoring the model’s legacy while supporting a meaningful cause.
The donation represents a powerful full-circle moment for the fifth-generation Supra, building on the car’s storied history and Toyota’s long-standing support of charitable efforts. ROWW and Toyota expressed gratitude for the opportunity to use this historic vehicle to benefit communities in need and create a lasting impact through the generosity of collectors and enthusiasts.
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