The 3rd generation Toyota Supra was no longer related at all to the contemporary Celica, which moved to a front-wheel drive layout. This new generation was available as either a coupe (liftback) or semi-convertible (targa), and offered a variety of different inline-six engines — both naturally-aspirated and turbocharged, and featured a limited production variant known as the Turbo R. This generation was replaced in the 1993 model year with the 4th generation Supra.