Final Toyota GR Supra MkV Heads To Auction

• Toyota donated the final fifth-generation GR Supra to Reach Out WorldWide.
• The car will be auctioned at the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction January 23, 2027, through January 31, 2027.
• This example is the actual last MkV Supra produced.

Toyota North America has handed over the very last fifth-generation GR Supra ever built to Reach Out WorldWide, the disaster-relief charity Paul Walker founded in 2010. It's a one-of-one send-off, and it's headed for the block.

The car goes up for bid at the 2027 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction, running January 23 through 31 at WestWorld of Scottsdale. Every dollar of the hammer price goes straight to the charity, no fees skimmed off the top.

Final Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition Heads To Barrett-Jackson

This isn't just another Final Edition. The car wears a commemorative VIN ending in 99999, a one-off Phantom Gray paint job, and a signature from Akio Toyoda himself, signed under his racing alias Morizo.

Under the hood sits the familiar turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six, good for 382 hp, paired with a six-speed manual. Final Edition hardware carries over too: larger Brembo brakes and suspension tuning sharpened over the standard car, details covered in our Toyota Supra Final Edition review.

Gallery: 2026 Toyota Supra Final Edition Review

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Toyota capped MkV Final Edition production at 1,300 units for North America, a run that closed out as Toyota's Supra production ended in March 2026. That scarcity alone would make any surviving example desirable among collectors chasing the last of the breed.

What sets this particular car apart is that it's the actual last unit off the line, not simply one of a limited batch. Before it crosses the Scottsdale stage, it'll make a preview stop at Barrett-Jackson's 2026 Las Vegas Auction, giving fans an early look at the car that closes the MkV chapter.

Why Toyota Chose Reach Out WorldWide For The Last GR Supra

The symbolism runs deeper than the paint. The very first global production MkV Supra sold at Barrett-Jackson back in January 2019, also for charity, for a staggering $2.1 million. Eight years later, the last one returns to the same stage. Whether bidders push this last Supra past that amount is genuinely uncertain.

The Walker family and Barrett-Jackson have partnered on charity vehicle sales for years, and Reach Out WorldWide has been a recurring beneficiary. Founded by Paul Walker in 2010, the organization mobilizes volunteers and resources for communities hit by natural disasters.

Toyota is closing the MkV Supra's story the same way it opened it, with a Barrett-Jackson charity sale rather than a routine dealer delivery. Enthusiasts curious about how the nameplate's next chapter is shaping up can look to Toyota's GR GT V8 supercar, already confirmed for limited US allocation among GR performance fans.

Motor1's Take: Donating the final Supra to charity gives the model a meaningful finale. It should draw strong collector interest. Watch this auction as a barometer for demand in the Supra era. It will also show whether Toyota's GR strategy still commands buyer enthusiasm.

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