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After years of teasing and days before officially revealing, the 2020 Toyota Supra reveal gets leaked. Gracias Mexico.
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So sexy!!!
I must have.
I will have this, if it's reasonably priced.
I'm guessing $42,000, $39,000 would be the fkn sweet spot to ensure this sells.
I must have.
I will have this, if it's reasonably priced.
I'm guessing $42,000, $39,000 would be the fkn sweet spot to ensure this sells.
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This is prime case of concept car visual tricks not translating well into production car
What's up with Toyota's love of uglifying their concept cars?
Take the headlights for example. Production cars with those super thin led lights have been around for a while now, even on their Lexus cars, but no.... Gotta make them massive and ugly like the early 2000s.
It's got the prior gen Mazda3 insect look going with its front. Especially those headlights.
Leaked front
BMW engine/internals so, probably. lol
https://www.carscoops.com/2019/01/2020-toyota-supra-apparently-revealed-production-form/
Bunch more angles here.
Nothing that makes it look any better. :/
I drive a '17 Camaro SS. This thing is slower, ugly, and costs more. No thanks.
I don't understand who this car is for. Automatic-only. Looks like a GT86 but arguably worse. Rumored prices put it in competition with other cars with a lot more power. So it's like a much more costly GT86? Look how quickly that car flopped.
Toyota could have at least nailed the look.
Would have been better to just let the Supra die.
Toyota could have at least nailed the look.
Would have been better to just let the Supra die.
Those low 3/4 still shots are not particularly kind to it. Watching the video, this seems fine.
As with every new car design, there's going to be a ton of "old car good , new car bad" sentiment going around. It's inevitable. People grow attached to the car they know. And hey, I liked the old Supras too (in car games, anyway).
As with every new car design, there's going to be a ton of "old car good , new car bad" sentiment going around. It's inevitable. People grow attached to the car they know. And hey, I liked the old Supras too (in car games, anyway).
The Z4 is at 7:55min on the Nordschleife, given this is a hardtop and apparently even sportier I would say it's quite the improvement over the old one.
Every polarizing design needs some time to click with people. I like it, and it's not like there's many two seaters left.
Every polarizing design needs some time to click with people. I like it, and it's not like there's many two seaters left.
The rear spoiler(?) looks like a fugly pompadour.
Reminds me of a mullet. Business in the front and party in the back.
The BMW B58 engine in the MkV Supra could be considered as a modern-day turbo straight-six successor to Toyota's 2JZ-GTE used in the MkIV.
I had a non-turbo 2JZ when I had a Lexus IS300, good times. The B58 in my BMW M240i is definitely a fun ride too.
eh...it looks alright here, I guess.
I'm sure it will be fun to drive. Just not sure this is what I'd go for if I wanted a 2-seater.
