The Toyota Supra is a sports car designed and manufactured by Toyota Motor Corporation since 1978 and now in its fifth generation. Designed by Nobuo Nakamura, the fifth-generation Toyota Supra is very closely related to the G29 BMW Z4; both cars are built in Magna Steyr AG in Austria, feature the same platform and use the same engines. Despite Toyota using the model code "A90" in promotional material as a reference to the previous model codes of the Supra, such as A60 and A80, the new Supra actually uses BMW model codes, with the car's model code being "J29/DB". The car is currently used in various forms of competition, such as some endurance racing (particularly the 24h Nürburgring), drift competition and in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

This version of the casting depicts a Toyota Supra with a Pandem V1 body kit. Early prototype versions of this casting have the base read "'20 Toyota Supra".