Is the old Toyota Supra rear-wheel drive?
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The old Toyota Supra is rear-wheel drive, a classic front-engine, rear-wheel-drive model. Rear-wheel drive is a relatively reasonable driving method, where the rear wheels are solely responsible for propelling the car forward, while the front wheels handle steering. Rear-wheel-drive cars have a smaller turning radius, offering high driving pleasure and excellent handling. If rear-wheel drive is adopted, the engine needs to be longitudinally mounted, allowing the engine and transmission to be positioned as far back as possible to balance the front and rear weight distribution of the car. The Toyota Supra offers six body colors, including the signature "Scarlet Red." Additionally, the 3.0T model comes standard with 19-inch dual five-spoke blackened wheels with tire specifications of 255/35ZR19, while the 2.0T model features standard 18-inch dual five-spoke silver wheels with tire specifications of 255/40ZR18.