- This 2026 Toyota GR Supra Final Edition was totaled after a rollover crash in Texas.
- Auction listing shows severe roof and right-side damage, along with airbags deployed.
- It still starts, but has “engine burn,” and even with a salvage title, it’s probably hopeless.
Just a few months ago, Toyota revealed the 2026 GR Supra Final Edition. The A90 is about to leave production, but before this special trim could get just half a year old, someone has absolutely obliterated one. That’s right, there’s a nearly new Supra Final Edition sitting at a salvage auction waiting for a wildly brave buyer.
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The car, listed by IAAI’s Austin North branch, originally had an MSRP of at least $68,650. It sat above the 3.0 Premium ($60,650) and the base 3.0 ($57,500). Each features BMW‘s 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine making 382 hp (285 kW) and 368 lb-ft (499 Nm) of torque paired with an eight-speed automatic gearbox and rear-wheel drive.
Rollover Carnage
This particular example is far from showroom fresh, though. Auction records indicate that the coupe suffered from a rollover crash. It left the bodywork ruined, the roof crumpled in, and both windshields shattered.
Deep scarring runs across the right-hand side, from the quarter panel through the fender and headlights, while the wheels on that side are chewed up, too. The airbags deployed, the digital dash doesn’t work, and that means we have no idea how far it drove before death.
Despite the obvious carnage, the left side looks better than one might expect. To that end, some parts might be salvageable so long as the buyer has tools and even more patience. The 3.0-liter engine reportedly still starts, but the listing cites “engine burn” as secondary damage, so even that doesn’t sound very promising. On top of all that, anyone who buys this will evidently have to wait for the title to come in.
A Short-Lived Rarity
It’s a sobering reminder that even rare special editions aren’t immune to bad drivers. Brand-new, a Final Edition Supra might still be found at a Toyota dealer, but this red-on-black coupe is destined for the parts yard unless a seriously ambitious buyer sees otherwise.
