The Last Toyota GR Supra Will Be Auctioned Off For Charity In January — Might Break $2.1 Million RecordGuessing HeadlightsAndre NalinThu, September 10, 2026 at 7:30 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleImage Credit: Barrett Jackson.The fifth-generation Toyota GR Supra is bowing out with one final car, and this particular example is unlikely to disappear quietly into a private collection. Toyota has donated the very last MkV Supra produced for a charity auction early next year.Barrett-Jackson says the one-off GR Supra MkV Final Edition will cross the block during its 2027 Scottsdale Auction, which runs from January 23 through 31. Every dollar of the hammer price will benefit Reach Out WorldWide, the disaster-relief nonprofit founded by the late Paul Walker.There is also a rather intimidating benchmark hanging over the sale. Back in 2019, Barrett-Jackson auctioned the first global-production MkV Supra for an extraordinary $2.1 million.AdvertisementAdvertisementNow the auction house is hoping history might repeat itself at the opposite end of the production run. Considering this car's provenance and charitable purpose, the final Supra could attract some extremely determined bidders.This Really Is The Last MkV SupraToyota gave the car a commemorative VIN ending in "99999," while former Toyota CEO Akio "Morizo" Toyoda added his signature. It is also finished in one-of-one Phantom Gray paint, helping distinguish it from other Final Edition models.The exterior receives a GT4 Style Pack with red detailing, along with a carbon-fiber ducktail rear spoiler, front wheel-arch flaps, and taller front spats. Inside, leather and Alcantara are joined by red stitching and matching accents.The Final Edition Gets Serious HardwareUnder the hood is the familiar turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six producing 382 horsepower. Crucially for collectors and enthusiasts, this final example sends its power through a six-speed manual transmission.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Final Edition also receives larger Brembo brake discs, revised front and rear camber settings, a stronger front stabilizer bar, and retuned dampers. Strengthened suspension mounts, an underbody brace, and revised differential control are intended to sharpen traction and cornering behavior.Toyota is also including a one-year National Auto Sport Association membership. That comes with a complimentary High Performance Driving Event and discounted access to other NASA-sanctioned events.The $2.1 Million Target Won't Be EasyImage Credit: Barrett Jackson / Facebook.The first production MkV Supra sold through Barrett-Jackson in January 2019 for $2.1 million, with proceeds benefiting the Bob Woodruff Foundation. Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson, described the upcoming sale as an opportunity to "bookend" the MkV's history and challenge that previous figure.There is no official auction estimate, so nobody can say whether the final car will actually eclipse $2.1 million. Charity auctions regularly produce prices far beyond normal market values, however, because bidders are effectively buying a collectible while making a major donation.Every Dollar Goes To Reach Out WorldWideReach Out WorldWide deploys volunteer first responders to communities affected by natural disasters. Cody Walker, the organization's CEO and Paul Walker's brother, said he hopes the Supra can break the previous MkV sales record and generate substantial funding for the charity.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe car will first be displayed at Barrett-Jackson's 2026 Las Vegas Auction before heading to Scottsdale in January. Whoever eventually wins it won't simply own another Final Edition; they'll own the literal final MkV Supra Toyota produced, which is about as strong a collector-car talking point as you can get.If you want more stories like this, follow Guessing Headlights on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.