I think if they did bring back a high-end sports car, it would be silly of them not to use the Supra name because of it's legacy and sheer brand appeal; and as long as it had more HP than the Mk4, then they could probably get away with it, regardless of turbos or NA.
They stopped making the Mk4 because of low sales/profit so they would likely have to skimp on costs with the new model by going high-compression N/A. Even if they created a kick-ass new Supra just to beat out the competitors and make little or no profit, it could elevate the Toyota brand name appeal accross the board to legendary status in the worldwide market - best quality & reliability passenger cars, best performing mid-high priced sports car.
I'd say a new Supra is quite possible!
They stopped making the Mk4 because of low sales/profit so they would likely have to skimp on costs with the new model by going high-compression N/A. Even if they created a kick-ass new Supra just to beat out the competitors and make little or no profit, it could elevate the Toyota brand name appeal accross the board to legendary status in the worldwide market - best quality & reliability passenger cars, best performing mid-high priced sports car.
I'd say a new Supra is quite possible!