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How figure?? the Supra will be a completely different class of car... likely to be much more luxurious, MUCH more powerful and a whole lot more expensive. Toyota are now working with BMW and the revived supra is likely to be a 6cylinder+electric performance hybrid. http://www.themotorreport.com.au/544...ts-car-project And unless you've been asleep during all the hype about AIMS, i'd be looking at the LF-LC to likely be the new "supra" http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog....pt-detroit.jpg http://www.autoblog.com/2012/01/09/l...-detroit-2012/ |
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In my head I see the new Supra being more of a competitor to a 370z or BMW 135i. So the price range for that I would guess to be around 70k. If they make a turbo 86, the power they could get from that with its weight being so low will create one hell of a monster. 0-100 times in under 5 seconds etc etc. The new Supra will probably be similar, but yes as you said more luxurious. I dont think I'd call the Lexus a Supra. That kinda looks as if its a GTR competitor. |
IMO the Supra should be accessible in price and an everyday 6cylinder sportscar like it always was. I cannot imagine Toyota making a Supra for well above 100K, although the GTR is up there and in supercar territory!
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Using some random inflation calculator a MKIV Supra RZ RRP in today's values was about $90k.
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with ya on the more cars part my dream garage will be 4 cars* and a motorbike for me and 2 cars* for the wife/gf lol *Disclaimer: Cars subject to change upon what there is available and our change in tastes |
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Still an expensive car, for sure. |
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