Official: Toyota FT-1 Concept / First New Supra Prototype Spotted!

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by mazeroni

Looks like it has the blind spot monitoring indicator in the mirror. It should be placed somewhere more subtle, like near the a-pillar so it is in my peripheral vision. Toyota has run amock, again. But we knew the Supra successor would never live up to the hype. Ruined.

Originally Posted by Slammillionaire

Jesus dude

Originally Posted by mazeroni

I did consult with a religious figure about the matter. They suggested that I turn the other cheek. I countered with crucifixion. We both settled on getting drunk on wine.

Jesus is not a Toyota fan

[vh_supra26]

http://www.supramkv.com/threads/the-...pan.635/page-2

[gymratter]

i like this one!

http://www.supramkv.com/threads/real...rt.396/page-12

[funwheeldrive]

Originally Posted by gymratter

i like this one!

That one is great. I think it's awesome that it's using the OEM 86 wheels.

[gymratter]

1:18 models now on eBay. Seller: autobarnmodels

http://www.supramkv.com/threads/the-...ale.613/page-2

[LancePower]

Glass hood....to show off that engine made by another company.

[BRX]

Originally Posted by gymratter

1:18 models now on eBay. Seller: autobarnmodels

http://www.supramkv.com/threads/the-...ale.613/page-2

That's the FT-1 concept not the mule we've been seeing.

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[gymratter]

Originally Posted by BRX

That's the FT-1 concept not the mule we've been seeing.

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you don't say.

[BRX]

Originally Posted by gymratter

you don't say.

Sorry mister smartass.

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[vh_supra26]

More renderings

[86 South Africa]

Originally Posted by LancePower

Glass hood....to show off that engine made by another company.

A huge % of cars these days have shared parts or engines or chassis or something from a partner/donor. The development cost of new cars is massive, so to make it profitable this often the only way.

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by 86 South Africa

A huge % of cars these days have shared parts or engines or chassis or something from a partner/donor. The development cost of new cars is massive, so to make it profitable this often the only way.

This ^^^ I’m pretty sure my dad’s GMC truck has a Toyota developed or produced and assembled engine.

[funwheeldrive]

Originally Posted by 86 South Africa

A huge % of cars these days have shared parts or engines or chassis or something from a partner/donor. The development cost of new cars is massive, so to make it profitable this often the only way.

Sure, but a lot of people who are buying a Toyota aren't crazy about the idea of maintaining a BMW engine. Just like the 86. I would much that our cars came with a Toyota inline 4 instead of a Subaru Boxer.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by 86 South Africa

A huge % of cars these days have shared parts or engines or chassis or something from a partner/donor. The development cost of new cars is massive, so to make it profitable this often the only way.

Isn't even really a "these days" thing. This has been happening for several decades and is not a new fad like many seem to think.