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adjusted in the customize driv-

ing mode.

Displays

■ Configuration

Vehicle features and

options

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My Vehicle"

2 "Vehicle settings"

This chapter describes all stan-

dard, country-specific and

optional features offered with

the series. It also describes fea-

tures and functions that are not

necessarily available in your

vehicle, e.g., due to the selected

options or country versions. This

also applies to safety-related

functions and systems. When

using these functions and sys-

tems, the applicable laws and

regulations must be observed.

3 "Configure SPORT INDIVID-

UAL"

4 Select the desired setting.

The setting is stored for the

driver profile currently used.

Reset Customize to the stan-

dard settings:

"Reset to SPORT STANDARD".

Instrument cluster

Concept

The instrument cluster is a vari-

able display. When the sport

mode switch is used to change

the driving mode, the instrument

cluster displays change to

match the driving mode.

General information

The display change in the instru-

ment cluster can be deactivated

via Toyota Supra Command.

Some of the displays in the

instrument cluster may differ

from the illustrations in this

Owner's Manual.

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Overview

Sport mode display

Concept

The display can be changed for

sport mode.

Changing the display

Push the sport mode

switch until SPORT is

displayed.

1 Fuel gauge P.136

2 Speedometer

3

3 Tachometer P.137

Status, Sport mode switch

P.129

The driving mode will change to

sport mode.

4 Time P.57

5 Variable displays P.131

6 External temperature P.138

Vehicle messages

Concept

7 Engine coolant temperature

The vehicle messages system

monitors functions in the vehicle

and notifies you of malfunctions

in the monitored systems.

P.138

8 Vehicle messages P.131

Range P.138

9 Transmission display P.123

10Variable displays P.131

General information

Speed Limit Info P.140

A vehicle messages message is

displayed as a combination of

indicator or warning lights and

SMS text messages in the

instrument cluster and, if appli-

cable, in the Head-up Display.

Variable displays

In some areas of the instrument

cluster, various assistance sys-

tems, for example the cruise

control, can be displayed. The

displays may vary depending on

the equipment version and

country variant.

In addition, an acoustic signal

may sound and an SMS text

message may appear on the

Control Display.

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2 "Vehicle status"

Hiding vehicle messages

3

"Vehicle messages"

4 Select the SMS text mes-

sage.

Display

Vehicle messages

At least one vehicle

messages message is

displayed or is stored.

Press and hold the button on the

turn signal lever.

Continuous display

SMS text messages

Some vehicle messages are

displayed continuously and are

not cleared until the malfunction

is eliminated. If several malfunc-

tions occur at once, the mes-

sages are displayed

SMS text messages in combina-

tion with a symbol in the instru-

ment cluster explain a vehicle

message and the meaning of

the indicator/warning lights.

consecutively.

Supplementary SMS text

messages

The messages can be hidden

for approx. 8 seconds. After this

time, they are displayed again

automatically.

Additional information, such as

the reason for an error or mal-

function or the required action,

can be called up via vehicle

messages.

Temporary display

Some vehicle messages are

hidden automatically after

approx. 20 seconds. The vehicle

messages are stored and can

be displayed again later.

With urgent messages the

added text will be automatically

displayed on the Control Dis-

play.

Depending on the vehicle mes-

sage, further help can be

selected.

Displaying stored vehicle

messages

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

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2 "Vehicle status"

Red lights

Safety belt reminder

3

"Vehicle messages"

4 Select the desired text mes-

sage.

Indicator light flashes or

5 Select desired setting

is illuminated: safety

belt on the driver or

passenger side is not

buckled. The safety belt

reminder can also be

activated if objects are

placed on the front pas-

senger seat.

Messages after trip comple-

tion

Certain messages displayed

while driving are displayed

again after drive-ready state is

switched off.

3

Make sure that the

safety belts are posi-

tioned correctly.

Indicator/warning lights

Concept

Airbag system

Airbag system and belt

tensioner are not work-

ing.

Indicator/warning lights in the

instrument cluster display the

status of some functions in the

vehicle and indicate when a

malfunction is present in the

monitored systems.

Have the vehicle

checked immediately

by your Toyota dealer.

Parking brake

General information

The parking brake is

set.

The indicator/warning lights can

light up in a variety of combina-

tions and colors.

For releasing the park-

ing brake, refer to page

118.

Several of the lights are

checked for proper functioning

and light up temporarily when

drive-ready state is switched on.

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Brake system

VSC Vehicle Stability Con-

trol System

Braking system

impaired. Continue to

drive moderately.

The indicator light

flashes: VSC controls

the drive and braking

forces. The vehicle is

stabilized. Reduce

speed and modify your

driving style to the driv-

ing circumstances.

Have the vehicle

checked immediately

by your Toyota dealer.

Yellow lights

The indicator light lights

up: VSC has malfunc-

tioned.

Anti-lock Braking System

ABS

Have the system imme-

diately checked by a

dealer’s service center

or another qualified ser-

vice center or repair

shop.

Braking force boost

may not be working.

Avoid abrupt braking.

Take the longer brak-

ing distance into

account.

VSC, refer to page 194.

Have the system imme-

diately checked by your

Toyota dealer.

VSC Vehicle Stability Con-

trol System is deactivated or

Traction mode is activated

VSC is deactivated or

Traction mode is acti-

vated.

VSC, refer to page 194,

and Traction mode,

refer to page 196.

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Tire Pressure Monitor TPM

Steering system

The indicator light lights

up: the Tire Pressure

Monitor reports a low

tire inflation pressure or

a flat tire. Follow the

information in the vehi-

cle message.

Steering system may

not be working.

Have the system

checked by your Toyota

dealer.

Emissions

The indicator light

flashes and then con-

tinuously lights up: no

flat tire or loss of tire

inflation pressure can

be detected.

 The warning light

lights up:

3

Emissions are deterio-

rating. Have the vehi-

cle checked as soon

as possible.

 Interference caused

by systems or

devices with the

same radio fre-

quency: after leaving

the area of the inter-

ference, the system

automatically

 The warning light

flashes under certain

circumstances:

This indicates that

there is excessive mis-

firing in the engine.

becomes active

again.

Reduce the vehicle

speed and have the

system checked imme-

diately; otherwise, seri-

ous engine misfiring

within a brief period

can seriously damage

emission control com-

ponents, in particular

the catalytic converter.

 A wheel without TPM

wheel electronics is

mounted: have it

checked by your Toy-

ota dealer as needed.

 Malfunction: have the

system checked by

your Toyota dealer.

Tire Pressure Monitor,

refer to page 280.

Socket for Onboard

Diagnosis, refer to page

302.

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Green lights

Turn signal

Automatic high-beam

Automatic high-beam is

switched on.

High beams are

switched on and off

automatically depend-

ing on the traffic situa-

tion.

Turn signal switched

on.

Unusually rapid flash-

ing of the indicator light

indicates that a turn sig-

nal bulb has failed.

Automatic high-beam,

refer to page 154.

Turn signal, refer to

page 118.

Blue lights

High beams

Parking lights

Parking lights are

switched on.

High beams are

switched on.

Parking lights/low

beams, refer to page

151.

High beams, refer to

page 119.

Low beams

Fuel gauge

Low beams are

switched on.

Concept

Parking lights/low

beams, refer to page

151.

The current fill level of the fuel

tank is displayed.

General information

Lane departure warning

Vehicle tilt position may cause

the display to vary.

The indicator light lights

up: the system is acti-

vated. A lane marking

was detected on at

least one side of the

vehicle and warnings

can be issued.

Information on refueling, refer to

page 262.

Lane departure warn-

ing, refer to page 182.

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Display

Switching on shift lights

1 Select SPORT using the

An arrow beside the

sport mode switch.

fuel pump symbol

shows which side of the

vehicle the fuel filler

flap is on.

2 Activate manual mode of the

transmission.

Display

Indicator light in the

instrument cluster

The yellow indicator

light illuminates, once

the fuel reserve is

reached.

3

Tachometer

• Successive orange illumi-

nated fields indicate the

upcoming shift moment.

• The field lights up red. Do not

wait any further to shift.

Always avoid engine speeds in

the red warning field. In this

range, the fuel supply is reduced

to protect the engine.

When the maximum speed is

reached, the entire display

flashes red and the supply of

fuel is interrupted in order to

protect the engine.

Shift lights

Concept

Depending on the vehicle equip-

ment, the shift position indica-

tors on the tachometer indicate

the maximum shift point at

which the best possible acceler-

ation can be achieved.

Standby state and

drive-ready state

The letters OFF in the

tachometer indicate

that drive-ready state is

switched off and

Functional requirement

standby state is

switched on.

When the selected driving mode

is sport mode, a shift light will be

displayed.

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The letters READY in

the tachometer indicate

that the Auto Start/Stop

function is ready to

start the engine auto-

matically.

Indicator light in the

instrument cluster

A red indicator light is

displayed.

For further information, see Idle

state, standby state, and

drive-ready state, refer to page

40.

External temperature

General information

If the indicator drops to

+37°F/+3°C or lower, a signal

sounds.

Engine coolant tempera-

ture

A vehicle message is displayed.

Display

There is an increased risk of ice

on roads.

 When the engine

temperature is low:

Only the segments in

the low temperature

range will be illumi-

nated. Drive with

moderate engine

speed and vehicle

speed.

 When the engine

temperature is nor-

mal: All segments to

the middle tempera-

ture range will be illu-

minated.

Safety information

WARNING

Even at temperatures above

+37°F/+3°C there can be a risk of

icy roads, for instance on bridges

or shady sections of road. There

is a risk of an accident. Modify

your driving style to the weather

conditions at low temperatures.

Time

The time is displayed in the

instrument cluster. Setting the

time and time format, refer to

page 57.

 When the engine

temperature is high:

All segments to the

high temperature

range will be illumi-

nated. A warning

message will also be

displayed.

Range

To check the coolant

level, refer to page 298.

Concept

The range indicates the dis-

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tance that can still be covered

with the current fuel level.

state, the instrument cluster

briefly displays available driving

distance or time to the next

scheduled maintenance.

General information

The estimated range available

with the remaining fuel is perma-

nently displayed in the instru-

ment cluster.

Display

Detailed information on ser-

vice notifications

With a low remaining range, a

vehicle message is briefly dis-

played. With a dynamic driving

style, for instance fast cornering,

the engine function is not always

ensured.

More information on the type of

service required may be dis-

played on the Control Display.

3

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

2 "Vehicle status"

The vehicle message appears

continuously below a range of

approx. 30 miles/50 km.

3

"Service required"

Maintenance and service measures

and legally mandated inspections

are displayed.

Safety information

4 Select an entry to call up

NOTICE

detailed information.

With a driving range of less than

30 miles/50 km the engine may

no longer have sufficient fuel.

Engine functions are not ensured

anymore. There is a risk of dam-

age to property. Refuel promptly.

Symbols

Description

No service is currently

required.

Service notifications

Concept

The time for recom-

mended maintenance

or a legally mandated

inspection is approach-

ing.

The function displays the ser-

vice notifications and the corre-

sponding maintenance scopes.

The time for recom-

mended maintenance

has already passed.

General information

After switching on drive-ready

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Example

Description

Entering appointment dates

Enter the dates for the manda-

tory vehicle inspections.

Efficient gear is set.

Make sure that the vehicle's

date and time are set correctly.

Shift into efficient gear.

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

2 "Vehicle status"

Speed Limit Info

Concept

3

"Service required"

4 "Date:"

5 Select the desired setting.

Speed Limit Info shows the cur-

rent valid maximum speed in the

instrument cluster and the

Head-up Display.

Gear shift indicator

Concept

The system recommends the

most efficient gear for the cur-

rent driving situation.

General information

The camera in the area of the

interior mirror detects traffic

signs at the edge of the road as

well as variable overhead sign

posts.

General information

Depending on the vehicle equip-

ment and country version, the

gear shift indicator is active in

the manual mode of the auto-

matic transmission.

Traffic signs with extra symbols

are considered and compared

with the vehicle's onboard data.

The traffic sign will then be

either displayed or ignored

depending on the situation in the

instrument cluster and the

Head-up Display.

Displaying

Suggestions to shift gear up or

down are displayed in the instru-

ment cluster.

The system takes into account

any information that is stored in

the navigation system and also

displays speed limits present on

routes without signs.

On vehicles without a gear shift

indicator, the engaged gear is

displayed.

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Safety information

WARNING

Display via Toyota Supra

Command

1 "My vehicle"

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Instrument panel"

5 "Road signs"

The system cannot serve as a

substitute for the driver’s personal

judgment in assessing visibility

and traffic situation. There is a risk

of an accident. Adjust driving style

to traffic conditions. Watch traffic

closely and actively intervene

where appropriate.

Display

Overview

Camera

3

Speed Limit Info

Current speed limit.

Speed Limit Info not

available.

The camera is installed near the

interior mirror.

If the detected speed limit has

been exceeded, the indicator

light will flash.

Keep the windshield in front of

the interior mirror clean and

clear.

Settings

Displaying Speed Limit

Info

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Instrument panel"

5 Select desired setting:

General information

Depending on the vehicle equip-

ment, Speed Limit Info is dis-

played permanently in the

instrument cluster or via Toyota

Supra Command.

 "Warn when speeding": acti-

vating/deactivating the flash-

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ing of the Speed Limit Info

display in the instrument clus-

ter and Head-up Display

when the currently valid

speed limit is exceeded.

stored in the navigation sys-

tem are incorrect.

 If the speed limits vary with

the time of day and the day of

the week.

 "Excess speed display": the

speed limit that is detected by

the Speed Limit Info is dis-

played with a marking in the

speedometer in the instru-

ment cluster.

 In areas not covered by the

navigation system.

 When roads differ from the

navigation, such as due to

changes in road routing.

 In case of electronic traffic

signs.

System limits

 When passing buses or trucks

with traffic signs applied to

them.

The system may not be fully

functional and may provide

incorrect information in the fol-

lowing situations:

 If the traffic signs are

non-conforming.

 In heavy fog, wet conditions,

 When signs that are valid for

or snowfall.

a parallel road are detected.

 When signs are fully or par-

tially concealed by objects,

stickers or paint.

 In the presence of coun-

try-specific signs and road

configurations.

 When driving very close to the

 During calibration of the cam-

era immediately after vehicle

delivery.

vehicle in front of you.

 When driving toward bright

lights or strong reflections.

 When the windshield in front

of the interior mirror is fogged

over, dirty or covered by a

sticker, etc.

Selection lists

Concept

 If the camera has overheated

and been temporarily

The display can be operated

when necessary.

switched off due to exces-

sively high temperatures.

 Entertainment source.

 Current audio source.

 In the event of incorrect

 List of most recent telephone

detection by the camera.

calls.

 If the speed limits or road data

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If necessary, the corresponding

menu will open on the Control

Display.

the instrument cluster, such as

average values.

Calling up information

Display

Items displayed may differ

depending on the specifications

of the vehicle.

Displaying and using the

list

3

Button

Function

Press and hold the button on the

turn signal lever.

Change the entertain-

ment source.

Information is displayed in the

instrument cluster. Pressing the

button repeatedly displays addi-

tional information.

Pressing the button

again will close the cur-

rently displayed list.

Show list of most

recent telephone calls.

Information at a glance

Turn the thumbwheel:

select entertainment

source or list entry.

The following information can be

displayed on the Onboard Com-

puter:

Press the thumbwheel

to confirm the setting.

 Miles and trip miles.

 Current drivable range.

 Consumption display.

The currently selected

list can be displayed

again in the instrument

cluster by turning the

thumbwheel.

 Average consumption and

average speed.

Onboard Computer in the

instrument cluster

Adjusting information for

Onboard Computer

For some information of the

Onboard Computer, it is possi-

ble to set whether it can be

called up in the instrument clus-

ter.

Concept

The Onboard Computer dis-

plays different vehicle data in

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Via Toyota Supra Command:

tance that can still be covered

with the current fuel level.

1 "My vehicle"

■ General information

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Instrument panel"

5 "Onboard info"

The estimated range available

with the remaining fuel is perma-

nently displayed in the instru-

ment cluster.

6 Select the desired setting.

The setting is stored for the

driver profile currently used.

With a low remaining range, a

vehicle message is briefly dis-

played. With a dynamic driving

style, for instance taking curves

aggressively, the engine func-

tion is not always ensured.

Information in detail

The vehicle message appears

continuously below a range of

approx. 30 miles/50 km.

Odometer and trip odometer

■ Displaying/resetting miles

• Press the knob to dis-

play the trip miles.

■ Safety information

NOTICE

When the drive-ready

state is switched off,

miles and trip miles are

displayed.

• Keep the knob

pressed down to

reset the trip miles.

With a driving range of less than

30 miles/50 km the engine may

no longer have sufficient fuel.

Engine functions are not ensured

anymore. There is a risk of dam-

age to property. Refuel promptly.

■ Display

Consumption display

Current drivable range

■ Concept

The current consumption dis-

The range indicates the dis-

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plays the current consumption

of fuel. Check whether you are

currently driving in an efficient

and environmentally friendly

manner.

■ Resetting average values

■ General information

The current fuel consumption is

displayed on the instrument

cluster as a bar display.

Press and hold the button on the

turn signal lever.

■ Display

3

Average speed and average

consumption

Onboard Computer on the

Control Display

■ General information

Average speed and average

consumption are calculated for

the distance traveled since the

last reset in the Onboard Com-

puter.

Concept

The Onboard Computer dis-

plays different vehicle data on

the Control Display, such as

average values.

Periods in which the vehicle is

parked with the engine manually

stopped are not included in the

calculation of the average

speed.

General information

Two types of Onboard Com-

puter are available on the Con-

trol Display:

 "Onboard info": average val-

ues, such as the consump-

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tion, are displayed. The

values can be reset individu-

ally.

reset.

"Automatic reset": all val-

ues are reset approx. 4 hours

after the vehicle has come to

a standhill.

•

 "Trip computer": the values

deliver an overview of a cer-

tain distance and can be reset

as often as necessary.

5 If necessary, "OK"

Sport displays

Calling up the Onboard

Computer or trip computer

Concept

Via Toyota Supra Command:

Depending on the vehicle speci-

fications, the current power out-

put and torque can be displayed

on the control display.

1 "My Vehicle"

2 "Driving information"

3 "Onboard info" or "Trip com-

puter"

Display on the Control Dis-

play

Resetting the Onboard

computer

Overview

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My Vehicle"

2 "Driving information"

3 "Onboard info"

4 "Consumption" or "Speed"

5 "OK"

The following information is dis-

played:

 Torque.

 Power.

Displays

Resetting the trip com-

puter

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

Via Toyota Supra Command:

2 "Sport displays"

1 "My Vehicle"

Speed warning

2 "Driving information"

3 "Trip computer"

Concept

4 Move the Controller to the

left, if needed.

A speed limit can be set that

when reached will cause a

•

"Reset": all values are

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warning to be issued.

3 "Speed warning"

4 "Select current speed"

General information

Vehicle status

The warning is repeated if the

vehicle speed exceeds the set

speed limit again, after it has

dropped below it by 3 mph/5

km/h.

General information

The status can be displayed and

actions performed for several

systems.

Configuring the speed

limit warning

Opening the vehicle status

3

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My Vehicle"

1 "My vehicle"

2 "Vehicle status"

2 "Vehicle settings"

3 "Speed warning"

4 "Warning at:"

Information at a glance

5 Turn the Controller until the



"Tire Pressure Monitor":

Status of the Tire Pressure

Monitor, refer to page 280.

desired speed is displayed.

6 Press the Controller.

"Engine oil level": Elec-

tronic engine oil level check,

refer to page 295.

Activating/deactivatingthe

speed warning

Via Toyota Supra Command:

"Vehicle messages": Vehi-

cle messages are stored in

the background and can be

displayed on the Control Dis-

play. Displaying stored vehi-

cle messages, refer to page

132.

1 "My Vehicle"

2 "Vehicle settings"

3 "Speed warning"

4 "Speed warning"

Setting your current speed

as the speed warning



"Service required": Dis-

playing service notifications,

refer to page 139.

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My Vehicle"

2 "Vehicle settings"

"Remote maintenance

Call": service request.

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Display

Head-up Display*

*

: if equipped

Overview

Concept

The following information is dis-

played on the Head-up Display:

This system projects important

information into the driver's field

of vision, for instance the speed.

 Speed.

 Navigation instructions.

 Vehicle messages.

The driver can get information

without averting his or her eyes

from the road.

 Selection list in the instrument

cluster.

 Driver assistance systems.

General information

Some of this information is only

displayed briefly as needed.

Follow the information on clean-

ing the Head-up Display, refer to

page 327.

Selecting the view

Various views are available for

the Head-up Display.

Overview

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Head-up display"

5 Select the desired setting.

The setting is stored for the

driver profile currently used.

Switching on/off

Via Toyota Supra Command:

Setting the brightness

1 "My vehicle"

The brightness is automatically

adjusted to the ambient bright-

ness.

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Head-up display"

5 "Head-up display"

The basic setting can be

adjusted manually.

Via Toyota Supra Command:

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1 "My vehicle"

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Head-up display"

5 "Brightness"

Via Toyota Supra Command:

1 "My vehicle"

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

4 "Head-up display"

5 "Rotation"

6 Turn the Controller until the

desired brightness is set.

6 Turn the Controller until the

desired setting is selected.

7 Press the Controller.

When the low beams are

switched on, the brightness of

the Head-up Display can be

additionally influenced using the

instrument lighting.

Visibility of the display

3

The visibility of the displays in

the Head-up Display is influ-

enced by the following factors:

Adjusting the height

 Seat position.

Via Toyota Supra Command:

 Objects on the cover of the

1 "My vehicle"

Head-up Display.

2 "System settings"

3 "Displays"

 Sunglasses with certain polar-

ization filters.

4 "Head-up display"

5 "Height"

 Wet roads.

 Unfavorable light conditions.

6 Turn the Controller until the

If the image is distorted, have

the basic settings checked by

your Toyota dealer.

desired height is reached.

7 Press the Controller.

The setting is stored for the

driver profile currently used.

Special windshield

The windshield is part of the

system.

The height of the Head-up Dis-

play can also be stored using

the memory function, refer to

page 104.

The shape of the windshield

makes it possible to display a

precise image.

Setting the rotation

A film in the windshield prevents

double images from being gen-

erated.

The Head-up Display view can

be rotated.

Supra Owner's Manual_U (from Jul. '20 Prod.)

CONTROLS -> Displays for Your Toyota Supra 2 Door Fifth Generation (2020-2025)

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