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Yoshoobaroo 08-15-2020 07:05 PM

First clear look at GR86 / BRZ prototype during testing
 
I don’t see blind spot monitoring/lane keeping hardware on the side mirrors. Good.

NaturallyAspirated 08-15-2020 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by JD001 (Post 3358515)
Is it just me or is the rear wheel a larger diameter?

They're the same wheels (or at the very least the same wheel style) as the GR Yaris, which are forged 18". Width is unknown, but FWIW the GR Yaris comes with 225/40/18. Could be 18x7.5 or 18x8.

mazeroni 08-15-2020 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by beltax90 (Post 3358552)
the line that connects the taillights is weird

I could be entirely wrong, but I'd wager making it two shapes is easier to manufacturer. The top spoiler potion is complex and having the shape form into the lower, flat plane would require too much tooling and work, so having it be two pieces is a cost-saving measure.

Or it could be that they want you to think it is a hatchback. If you look at the Supra, the cut line is right around the same place.

https://pictures.topspeed.com/IMG/cr...-63_800x0w.jpg

beltax90 08-16-2020 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by gymratter (Post 3358587)
here is the untouched bestcar render. personally i like the plates on the bumper vs trunk lid.

https://i.imgur.com/cJHVNJj.jpg

i know the mule has it taillights sticking out like the current gen but the signature of the taillights and the fact that they're "connected" remind me of NSX:

mrg666 08-16-2020 08:48 AM

It seems that arched shape of trunk gets the design clues from Supra :(

Yoshoobaroo 08-16-2020 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by mrg666 (Post 3358692)
It seems that arched shape of trunk gets the design clues from Supra :(


It’s a good thing that it’s much more subtle. On the supra it’s just too much.

gravitylover 08-16-2020 10:43 AM

I would consider switching just because I think I'm ready to make the move to an auto at some point soon(ish). I hate that eyesight hooey though and would have to be able to disable it. If it loses the fender bumps that would also be a problem as being on the shorter side of things I've come to rely on them for front end placement.

Vides990 08-16-2020 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo (Post 3358594)
I don’t see blind spot monitoring/lane keeping hardware on the side mirrors. Good.

Looks like it's on the driver side mirror to me, can't tell on the passenger. It has eyesight, this won't be left out. :iono:

CBR600RR 08-16-2020 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Sasquachulator (Post 3357647)

-It appears the front tire bulges are gone, the hoodline seems to have been raised up to match the top of the old bulges. Dunno if its enough to have an i4 fit, but maybe a turbo option could now?


they are still there, just not as pronounced. You can see them in the 4th and 5th photos :burnrubber:

CBR600RR 08-16-2020 11:11 AM

anyone else notice a lot less wheel gap? and better wheel offset?

Mike_ZN6 08-16-2020 12:08 PM

No hood vents or intercooler. Not looking like it has a turbo. Wonder why they are testing it against an EcoBoost Mustang then?

AnalogMan 08-16-2020 12:37 PM

Styling and aesthetics are a purely personal thing. There's no right or wrong, whatever floats your boat is good.

Of course we won't know for sure what the next-gen car actually looks like (and what the engine is!!) until we see the real thing. Until then, it's all just photoshop speculation. But, the more I look at the renderings, the more I like the current design. To my eyes, the current car has a lot more character. It's more curvaceous (= sexier). The renderings of the next-gen car are fine, but to me doesn't have as much personality. It's nice, but seems a bit more watered-down, slightly generic Japanese sports coupe.

Even if the next-gen car comes with a turbo (which is somewhere between not gonna happen and extreme long shot), I don't know if I'd give up my current car for it.

nikitopo 08-16-2020 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike_ZN6 (Post 3358740)
No hood vents or intercooler. Not looking like it has a turbo. Wonder why they are testing it against an EcoBoost Mustang then?

Maybe they are testing the better torque curve of the larger displacement engine.

JesseG 08-16-2020 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo (Post 3358693)
It’s a good thing that it’s much more subtle. On the supra it’s just too much.


I like the curves of the Supra, I think they got it right. Especially when you see it in person. It has a really cool presence, and it looks aggressive. The fake vents have never bothered me either. The fact that it’s mostly a BMW does. LOL But in all fairness BMW has made some amazing cars in their time.
I’m still considering getting one, depending on what the 2nd gen twins offer. Different types of cars I know.


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