The final Toyota GR Supra MkV, featuring a unique VIN ending in 99999 and signed by Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda, will be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson’s 2027 Scottsdale event, with all proceeds benefiting disaster-relief charity Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW). The car, the last of 1,300 North American Final Edition units, aims to surpass the $2.1 million record set by the first MkV Supra in 2019.
The final Toyota GR Supra MkV, a one-of-one masterpiece, is set to auction at Barrett-Jackson’s 2027 Scottsdale event, with every dollar from the sale going to disaster-relief charity Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW). This historic vehicle, the last of 1,300 North American Final Edition units, carries a bespoke VIN ending in “99999,” a signature from Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda (under his racing alias “Morizo”), and exclusive features like Phantom Gray paint and a GT4 Style Pack. Its sale marks a full-circle moment for the Supra’s legacy, as the first MkV Supra—VIN 20201—fetched $2.1 million for charity in 2019.
The Final MkV: A One-of-One Masterpiece
The car’s uniqueness stems from its production as the last MkV Supra, crafted alongside BMW’s Z4 at Magna Steyr in Austria. It features a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine producing 382 horsepower, a six-speed manual transmission, and enhancements like larger Brembo brakes, revised suspension, and a carbon fiber rear spoiler. A complimentary NASA membership and a one-year subscription to the National Auto Sport Association further elevate its appeal.
A Full-Circle Moment for ROWW and Barrett-Jackson
Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW), founded by Paul Walker in 2010, has long partnered with Barrett-Jackson on charity auctions. Cody Walker, ROWW’s CEO, emphasized the Supra’s potential to make a massive difference for communities facing disaster,
noting Toyota’s role in both launching and concluding the MkV era through charity.
The auction’s timing is symbolic: the 2027 event will mark eight years since the first MkV Supra’s charity sale. Before crossing the block, the car will preview at Barrett-Jackson’s 2026 Las Vegas Auction, offering fans a glimpse of the final chapter in the Supra’s story.
Why This Matters: Collector Demand and Charitable Impact
For ROWW, the proceeds could significantly bolster disaster response efforts. The charity’s volunteer teams deploy globally, and the Supra’s sale aligns with its mission to mobilize volunteers and resources for communities hit by natural disasters.
While the final price remains uncertain, the auction’s success will hinge on collector interest and whether it surpasses the 2019 record. As Barrett-Jackson’s Jackson noted, Barrett-Jackson has a long, storied tradition of driving immense generosity for charitable causes.
What Comes Next: A New Era for Toyota and the Supra
For now, the focus remains on the 2027 auction. Will the final MkV Supra break the $2.1 million record? How will its sale influence the Supra’s collector value? And what does this event reveal about Toyota’s approach to ending a model line? These questions linger as the automotive and philanthropy worlds await the hammer’s fall.
