those 700 whp supras have no low/mid range torque. torque is what kills parts. a 500 whp buick will make 700 wtq.
revs kill too, but supras have lightweight pressure cast pistons. they're 1.34" tall, and weigh <344 g. the rods are 5.59" and weigh <524 g (these are forged aftermarket parts).
in comparison, buick pistons have a 1.85" height, and weigh 541 g (more than the supra rod!). it's rod is 5.96" and weighs much more (700+ g?). that means that while a supra is happy at 8000 rpm, a buick doesn't like anything above 5700.
the 4t65e trannies in late model cars can't take more than 420 whp (which comes with 500+ wtq). series 2 engines are good for 550+ whp on stock internals - maybe much more if torque can be managed. cross bolted mains, and sinter forged rods help

stock heads, a 206° cam, stock manifold, 1.9:1 rockers, and t4/60-1 turbo have made 478 whp.
in our defense, toyota had a german company do the engineering on the 2jz to homologate it for jgtc competition. imagine gm putting the LSX or R07 in a car...or cut off 2 cylinders for a 4.5L v6.