Toyota Supra (Mk2 / A60)

The Toyota Supra Mk2 sits at a median asking price of AUD $11,818 in the Australian market, though current transaction data is too sparse to establish directional momentum or confidence in recent price movement.

Classified as a stable modern classic, the Mk2 Supra carries collectible credentials with a score of 5, reflecting its place in Toyota's performance lineage and enduring enthusiast appeal. Desirability remains modest relative to its peer group, likely reflecting the broader market's stronger preference for earlier Mk3 variants and the Japanese performance cars that followed.

Market liquidity for the Mk2 is extremely constrained—no sales were tracked over the past 12 months in this dataset, and zero active listings are currently recorded. This absence of transaction data makes reliable valuation and trend assessment impossible at present.

Without meaningful sales volume, typical mileage ranges and condition norms cannot be established for cars moving through the Australian market. Any purchasing or selling decision should depend heavily on direct comps from private sales and smaller specialist dealers operating outside major auction channels.

The lack of market activity suggests either very limited supply, low seller motivation at current price points, or both. Until transaction frequency increases, the Mk2 Supra remains difficult to assess as a collectible proposition in Australia.