A 1993 Toyota Supra tribute to the Fast & Furious franchise is set to cross the block at Mecum Glendale, potentially bringing big money from collectors. The car, signed by Cody Walker, brother of late actor Paul Walker, represents the first year of the iconic A80 platform that reshaped Toyota's performance lineup.

The 1993 model year marked a turning point for the Supra nameplate, introducing a new design with smoother body lines, improved aerodynamics, and the legendary 2JZ inline-six engine. Toyota launched the redesigned Supra after years of development, creating a sports coupe that combined sharp handling with the brand's reputation for reliability. Early examples from this launch year remain highly significant to collectors.

This particular tribute build features a modified 2JZ engine with a Pulsar S366 turbocharger and MaxxECU engine management, along with upgraded suspension and performance components. The fourth-generation Supra's enduring appeal stems from its engineering durability, distinctive design, and pop culture status. As Mecum prepares to auction this Fast & Furious tribute, the sale highlights how early 1990s Japanese performance cars continue to command strong interest in today's collector market.