Perhaps they are talking about Limited Edition Supras?

Those are the 1997s because they are the 15th Anniversary.

 

Doesnt premier refer to the first year model MKIV's such as yours. Look at your ash tray!

 

That is exactly what it refers to, being the first year of the new body style mid year 1993.

 

Your wrong the Premier edition was a roadside assistance program with a little logo on the ashtray.:doh:
Now you know that there is nothing special about a premier supra.

Look.

 

thats fuckin sweet find chap^

 

So we got free roadside service? Sweet, next time I break down, I'm calling 1-800-Tow-yota

 

I got that info with my supra that's how I know. I have seen people talk about this for 17 years now and it's like no one knew .:scratch:

 

Maybe so, but it only came with the introduction new body style mid year 1993. I don't think they had it on the 1994 and up unless you paid for an extended warranty. I own a 1993.5 premier edition with the premier edition placard pocket in the mid console. That's probably why these twin turbo cars were dealer sticker price of $52,000 here in Southern California when they first showed up in the dealer showroom,so they could cover the expense of the roadside assistance program. lol

 

The topic of this thread was (What makes them a Premiere Edition.) so I told them. The only supras that had something special about it was the 97 15th Anniversary supras or the rare color supras and I think most of the owner will tell you the same.

 

You need to read my post nothing said about the 97 15th Anniverary model.:dumbass:

Note: this was not a "good find" it's paper work for my one owner 93 TT.

:loser::madfawk:What did you mean with above statement keyboard warrior
:fruit:

 

The reason it is premier edition is because it is the first edition of the mkiv supra. It is called "premier edition" for the sole reason that it is the first year of the 4th generation supra. Hmm... how else can I say this in a more simple way? The mkiv supra "premiered" in 1993.


pre·miere or pre·mière (pr-mîr, -myâr)
n.
The first public performance, as of a movie or play.
v. pre·miered or pre·mièred, pre·mier·ing or pre·mièr·ing, pre·mieres or pre·mières
v.tr.
To present the first public performance of.
v.intr.
1. To have the first public performance.
2. To make a first appearance in a public performance.
adj.
First or paramount; premier.


All 93.5 supras are premier edition. Any car after that is obviously not the first year or "premier edition" of the mkiv supra.

 

Yeah, but as your own post describes, when used as a adjective it can also mean paramount.

 

ok that explains it then... nothing really special about the car other than the year and the cup holder

 

cup holder!!! mine doesnt have one!!

 

if there is a factory cup holder for these cars and it's rare then i want one. to put my cup in.

 

no nothing is different or special about them at all... same car.. extra sticker thats all.

 

My friends SZ-R supra in Japan has factory cup holders. He will be taking a picture of them for me soon.

 

lol nice

 

need info on that cupholder!

 

im having a hard time even picturing where the stock cupholder will even go... Where the carpet meets the center console by the passengers left thigh? :dunno:

 

 

The one that came in my friends car is under or above the stock radio. His car is bone stock and I guess some Supras in Japan came with them. He said they're useless though.

 

oh thats a bad spot... maybe its a dealer thing not factory

 

ive said it before and ill say it again, drinks dont belong in a supra !!!

 

My friend took these pics for me today. Sorry for the quality, they were from his iphone. His car is a 1997 SZ-R

Peter

 

Detuned, thanks for the pics.

I also think this was a factory option in Japan. I remember seeing some older pics with the cupholders in the same location.
It was also a j-spec.

I will try finding a good pic of it.

Casper.

 

i actually like that mod ^^^

 

part # for cupholder? is it still available from toyota?