Toyota’s GR GTs US allocation of 200 to 250 cars has already sold out, with customer deliveries expected to begin in 2027.
Toyota Senior Vice President of Automotive Operations Andrew Gilleland confirmed the sellout during Monterey Car Week at Laguna Seca.
Gilleland said Toyota deliberately limited supply because it wants GR GTs to reach drivers rather than buyers seeking quick resale profits.
The 200-to-250 figure applies only to the United States. Toyota has not disclosed total global production for the first manufacturing run.
Demand was already visible at The Quail. More than 150 prospective buyers met Toyota representatives to configure cars before formal orders opened.
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The GR GTs is expected to use a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged hybrid V8. Toyota is targeting more than 640 horsepower. Power will be sent through a rear-mounted eight-speed transmission using a triple-wet-clutch system.
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Development drivers Tatsuya Kataoka and Jack Hawksworth also discussed the close technical relationship between the road-going GR GTs and their GR GT3 racing counterpart.
Toyota has not announced an official price or worldwide production total for the model.
