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Toyota Supra Hatchback (1993-1996) boot space, practicality and safety

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Practicality rating: 2.5 out of 52.5

Written by Parkers Published: 6 June 2019

Reassuringly, all models come with power steering and ABS as standard, as well as twin airbags and traction control. The remote alarm and central locking system seems to be up to the task of deterring thieves, but fitting a tracker advice might keep the insurers somewhat happier, as these cars tend to attract a lot of attention.

The three-door design makes rear access a little awkward, although the Supra’s back seats aren’t best suited to frequent family use anyway. There is a reasonable level of boot space and it is sufficiently large enough to easily accommodate the weekly shop or holiday luggage. The Supra is simply too powerful for mundane, inner city driving – behaving like a bull in a china shop if faced with urban congestion – so keep it to the A- and B-roads to maximise its performance capabilities.

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Dimensions

Length 4515mm
Width 1810mm
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