Toyota Supra and BMW Z4 Sell Out in U.S.

Owners and shoppers now face a used-only market for these two rear-wheel-drive two-seaters.

Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Auto Parts

Bold flat-color editorial illustration of a lone roadster silhouette with a folded soft top on an empty concrete apron, in deep red and cream. — Toyota and BMW have sold out their final new Supra and Z4 two-seaters in the United States, after production ended at Magna Steyr in Graz in March 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Toyota and BMW no longer have new Supra or Z4 inventory left in the United States after production of both rear-wheel-drive two-seaters ended at Magna Steyr in March 2026. The final examples were built at the company's plant in Graz, Austria.

Why it matters

Both automakers had already decided to discontinue the models, and sluggish demand reinforced that decision. For households and enthusiasts shopping for a sporty two-seater, the sold-out status means buyers will now have to look at used examples or other vehicles.

Toyota delivered 2,953 Supras and BMW delivered 2,113 Z4s in the United States in 2025. Both models are now sold out nationwide, with no new inventory remaining.

The players

Toyota

Japanese automaker that sold the Supra coupe in the United States and has not yet announced a successor.

BMW

German automaker that sold the Z4 roadster in the United States and has not announced a replacement.

Magna Steyr

Austrian contract manufacturer that built the Supra and Z4 at its Graz plant until production ended in March 2026.

The details

The Supra and Z4 shared a platform, engines, and much of their engineering, and both were offered with four- and six-cylinder engines. Each was available with either a six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Supra is exclusively a coupe, while the Z4 is a roadster with a folding soft top.

2025: Toyota and BMW delivered Supra and Z4 units in the United States.
March 2026: The final Supra and Z4 examples were built at Magna Steyr's Graz plant.
November 5, 2026: Reports confirmed that both models had sold out.
End of the decade: The 4 Series Convertible is expected to remain in production.

The Home Front

The shared Supra-Z4 platform, built jointly by Toyota and BMW, was a rare example of two automakers co-developing a sports car. Its end leaves the U.S. market with fewer affordable rear-wheel-drive two-seaters.

If you are considering a Supra or Z4, expect to search the used market, where prices and condition will vary. Keep records of any maintenance and check any used example's history before buying.

The takeaway

The end of the Supra and Z4 means no new examples remain for U.S. buyers, so used-car shoppers should compare vehicle history reports carefully. Keeping a file of service records will help any future buyer or insurer verify a used car's condition.