Meadow Walker has dismissed rumours claiming she sold Paul Walker’s famous Toyota Supra from Furious 7. Consequently, she confirmed the iconic vehicle remains part of her personal collection.
The 27-year-old actress addressed the speculation through her Instagram Stories on August 6. She firmly denied reports suggesting the car had been sold or auctioned.
Meadow stated that she neither sold nor auctioned her late father’s 1998 Toyota Supra. Moreover, she revealed that the vehicle is currently displayed at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
Supra Remains On Public Display
According to Meadow, fans can view the car as part of the museum’s Fast & Furious Legacy exhibition. The display will continue through April 2027.
Furthermore, she said the exhibition allows fans to appreciate the vehicle while preserving its legacy. Her statement quickly ended widespread speculation circulating across social media.
Official Statement Confirms Ownership
Paul Walker’s official account also released a statement supporting Meadow’s remarks. It confirmed that the Toyota Supra remains under her ownership and has not changed hands.
The silver-and-orange 1998 Toyota Supra featured prominently in Furious 7. Consequently, it remains one of Paul Walker’s most recognisable vehicles from the Fast & Furious franchise.
Fans welcomed Meadow’s clarification and praised her efforts to preserve her father’s legacy. Meanwhile, the legendary movie car continues attracting visitors at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
