Brian's Supra was a modified 1994 Toyota Supra RZ, powered by a 2JZ-GTE inline-six engine with twin turbochargers. It was painted orange and had a distinctive spoiler.
In the film, Brian and Dom are street racers who are involved in illegal street racing on the streets of Los Angeles. Brian is a former police officer who has gone undercover to investigate Dom and his crew. The Supra is Brian's main car and is used in several races throughout the film.
In the final race of the film, Brian and Dom race each other on the streets of Los Angeles. During the race, Brian's Supra is hit by a semi-truck and is destroyed. Brian is injured but survives the crash.
The Supra is not seen again in the Fast and Furious franchise until the fifth film, "Fast Five" (2011). In this film, Brian and Dom have reunited and are planning a heist to steal money from a corrupt businessman in Rio de Janeiro. Brian drives a new car, a Nissan GT-R, but he also uses a Supra in several scenes.
The Supra in "Fast Five" is a 1995 Toyota Supra RZ, which is similar to the Supra that Brian drove in the first film. It is painted black and has a different spoiler.
The Supra is not seen again in the Fast and Furious franchise after "Fast Five". However, it is mentioned in several of the subsequent films, and it is clear that Brian still has a fondness for the car.
In "Furious 7" (2015), Brian's friend Tej Parker (played by Ludacris) builds a new Supra for Brian. The Supra is a 2015 Toyota Supra RZ, and it is painted white with a black spoiler.
The Supra is not seen in the film itself, but it is shown in a post-credits scene. In the scene, Brian is driving the Supra with his son, Jack, in the passenger seat. Brian tells Jack that the Supra is his "dream car", and he is glad that he can finally share it with his son.
The Supra is a象徴車 in the Fast and Furious franchise. It is associated with Brian O'Conner and his love of street racing. The Supra is also a reminder of Brian's friendship with Dom and the other characters in the franchise.