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i find it funny that Supra owners on other forums are already complaining about how its too small or how the proportions are bad. first the MK4 isnt the size of a Cadillac. its only about 10 inches longer than the 86. also i think it looks proportional to the old Supra.
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"Chasing speed with patience" |
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The MK4 is the only generation I wouldn't buy because I just don't like the whole dove soap bar look. I also don't like the Corvette generations with the same look. |
I am still waiting for @WingsofWar to release a new render with these latest pics in mind.
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Am I the only one who think Toyota is going to fuck this up?
Think about this : 1. Toyota comes up with some wild engine choice with no after market support. 2. Turns out new supra is new nsx fighter, with price to match it. 3. It is limited unit like TRD pro, with 20k mark up on every single one of them. I hope new supra is awesome but just saying. |
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Magna Steyr is reported to built up to 60,000 units annually between the Supra and Z5. |
I don't know, if anyone here remembers how last supra was at dealerships.....i don't think I ever seen msrp supra turbo
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I meant the mark ups. Not the msrp difference with options
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I was talking to my old friend who was salesman back in the day and he also said he never seen supra sold for msrp. I was checking out TRD pro trucks before I got f150, dealerships were treating TRD pro like gold.
I had raptors with discount offers but not toyota. |
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1) Co-developed with BMW; nothing good will come of that IMO 2) Probably be overly complicated for limited gains 3) Probably overweight |
The best thing you can hope for is that it gets a BMW B58 engine, good for 4.8s 0-60 in a ~3,700 lb sedan, the thing will be damn quick for a GT if they can keep it under 3,200 lbs, and a good tune will probably get you over 400 hp and mighty close to a muscle car in a straight line while being several hundred lbs lighter. I mean, you'll be paying $20k+ more for it, but it's not a Porsche.
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...0i-test-review |
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