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title: "You Can Now Drive the Toyota GR Supra Racing Concept in Gran Turismo Sport"
description: "In-game, the car is classified as a Gr. 3 racer, produces 591 horsepower, weighs 2,740 pounds, and costs 450,000 credits."
date: "2018-04-27"
modified: "2018-04-27"
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  - name: "Chris Tsui"
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url: "https://www.thedrive.com/news/20457/you-can-now-drive-the-toyota-gr-supra-racing-concept-in-gran-turismo-sport"
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  - "concept car"
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  - "GR Supra"
  - "sports car"
  - "Supra"
  - "Toyota"
  - "Video Games"
---

# You Can Now Drive the Toyota GR Supra Racing Concept in Gran Turismo Sport

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While the production-ready Toyota Supra is still almost a year away, you can now take the [GR Racing Concept version](<https://www.thedrive.com/new-cars/19019/heres-the-new-toyota-supra-in-a-racing-suit>) for a spin...in *Gran Turismo Sport*. Yes, as promised when the car was revealed in Geneva last month, the next-generation Supra's race car twin is now playable in PlayStation's flagship racing game. Should tide hardcore Supra fans over until the real car [gets its debut sometime early 2019.](<https://www.thedrive.com/news/19049/production-toyota-supra-confirmed-to-get-early-2019-reveal>)

In-game, the car is classified as a Gr. 3 racer, produces 591 horsepower, weighs 2,740 pounds, and costs 450,000 credits. Read into that what you will.

Not much is known about the upcoming production car just yet but [previous leaks](<https://www.thedrive.com/new-cars/18447/toyota-supra-specs-leaked-pegged-to-get-335-horsepower>) have pegged it to get 335 horsepower out of its BMW-sourced, 3.0-liter straight-six and weigh in at 3,284 pounds.

The virtual Supra was released as part of the game's monthly update, an update that also included a number of gameplay extras. Three new singleplayer events have been added: the French cars-only "Compétition de France," a new "Gr. B Rallycross" league, and a fresh "Vision Gran Turismo Trophy" that pits the game's fantasy cars against each other.

A new layout for the game's "Dragon Trail" fantasy track is now available along with additional Scapes photo mode locales from Hawaii and BMW's headquarters in Munich. [Last month's new track, Tsukuba,](<https://www.thedrive.com/news/19704/gran-turismo-sport-adds-13-new-cars-and-tsukuba-circuit>) now gets its own Circuit Experience mode, a mode which *GT Sport* gamers will tell you is a decent way to gain credits (as well as, y'know, learn Tsukuba).

As with past *GT Sport* updates, all of this downloadable content comes at the price of free. The game is available now on PlayStation 4.

## Author
Chris Tsui is *The Drive*'s former Reviews Editor and current freelance automotive journalist. He's based in Toronto.

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