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Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 sports cars sold out in the US

Production of the twin sports cars has ended, and the last US units have left dealer lots.

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Key facts

Story
  • Production of the Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 sports cars has ended.
  • The last units in the US have reportedly left dealer lots.
  • BMW has no plans to replace the Z4 soon; Toyota says the Supra will return.

The Toyota Supra and the BMW Z4 have sold out, and production of the two sports cars has ended. The last units in the United States have apparently left dealer lots, according to the reporting.

The two cars share a platform and have been built as a pair. Their production run has now finished, and no new units are expected to arrive at US showrooms from the current line.

What the makers have said

BMW has said it does not plan to replace the Z4 in the near future. Toyota, for its part, has said the Supra will come back. The company has not, in the material available, given a date or details for a new model.

The sold-out status means buyers who want one of these cars now have to look at the used market. Used prices and availability for both models are likely to be watched closely by enthusiasts in the coming months.

Why it matters for buyers

For Indian buyers, the news matters mainly as a signal. Neither car is sold through official channels in India, so the change is unlikely to affect local prices or availability directly. Anyone importing a used example should check the seller's records and import rules before buying.

It is not yet clear how long the gap before a successor will last, or whether either model will return in the same form. Neither maker has announced a timetable.

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Sources: Motor1, Road & Track

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