If the interior looks like that, count me out. One of the things I loved about the MKIV Supra, was itâs simple yet high quality cockpit-like interior. That rendering looks way too much like a Camryâs interior.A rendering of the interior.
Let's not push it loll. The quality on the interior of the MKIV was pretty meh at best. I have many cracked dash panels, broken oh-shit handles, and tons of rat-skin leather seats in my garage that can vouch for that. The design was great though! Cockpit all day!
Depending on how well it was maintained, a MKIVâs interior is very high quality. The soft touch buttons, âhigherâ quaity plastics, and overall design is....in my opinion...well above average for itâs time! I have a 1991 300ZX, and if you see the interior you will think the car was never driven (I can personally show you the car since your in Chicagoland) because it was well maintained and has a âhigherâ quality interior for its time. Any car you donât treat well, wonât treat you well in return.
I feel like the Z32 interior was a higher quality than the MKIV. The cockpit feel is nice in the Supra, but I also feel like I'm surrounded by plastic. The Z gives you a lot more leather (or tweed) where the Supra is plastic.
Idk man, I've had plenty of pristine Supras in my time and they've all been a bit crap when it comes to interiors. The leather especially is extra yuck. That being said, the 90s was certainly a bad time for interiors lol. Only 90s car I ever liked was an LS400, and that isn't a fair comparison I suppose.
Maybe the nova suede and leather interiors that came on top trim 300ZXâs (so rare nowadays...damn craigslist), but tweed interiors arenât all that. Sure there is more of it than plastic, but it has its ups and downs....keeping it clean is one of them. I just love how the Supraâs interiors feels like your stepping into a machine ready to do some serious business....no fancy shit. Everything centered around the driver, high quality materials, feels more like a Lexus than any Toyota of that era. Again, im only going based off great memories of clean asf Supraâs ive had the pleasure of driving in.
I would have preferred leather trim, but I had tweed trim with leather seats and loved it. Mine was exceptionally clean though, I've seen plenty where the tweed looks like dirty carpet.
considering Best Car called the production version & geneva concepts to a tee, there is a very good chance they are right again. Not to mention this render matches many aspects on what we saw in the original post in this thread.
Never underestimate Toyota in failing.. they do it in flying colors!! Come up with a stupid reasoning for not bringing what the market wants every time. But they can justify 8 SUVs in the line up. Sad
