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2030 lol
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Ranking the likelihood based on amount of buzz I've seen:
1. Manual
2. Slight HP bump on the B58
3. GRMN Supra

I'm officially going with "it's not happening until Toyota says it is", no "my mom's uncle's friend's second cousin thrice removed works at Toyota and told me...." stories. Based on that, all 3 are just pure speculation. Your account says you have a '21 Supra; I'd just sit tight with that until some official announcement from Toyota.
There will be a final hoorah from the Supra but the details on that are still unknown.
 

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Why wait when you can get one(if you can get one) and have fun right away instead of waiting and waiting and waiting?
I'm holding out for the manual targa too, because I like losing races.
 

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Why do you want the red leather interior so bad? I’ve seen it in person and you should definitely go with white with black leather. Easier to decorate the interior too.
Because I already have a black GR Supra with black interior..?
 

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I think if you already have a supra, just wait until the last confirmed year of production and buy that one, since by then everything that will happen to it will be done.
 

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keep in mind IF and thats a big IF they even made the GRMN the cost of that will be SIGNIFICANTLY higher than a premium or even a CF, you`re looking at probably 80 to 90k before markups
Depending on what you plan to do with the car, I'm pressed to say a used GT4, Emira, or a C8 could be better value once you're getting near 6 figures.
 

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Depending on what you plan to do with the car, I'm pressed to say a used GT4, Emira, or a C8 could be better value once you're getting near 6 figures.
Agreed. Unless the only ones you can find are already asking a firm 30%+ appreciation over MSRP for having it in hand... in which case, not so much. :rolleyes:
 
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Agreed. Unless the only ones you can find are already asking a firm 30%+ appreciation over MSRP for having it in hand... in which case, not so much. :rolleyes:
That’s happening to the Supras too. A dealer tried making me feel bad because I didn’t wanna spend $15000 over sticker and bragged about someone else buying it. I told him that person is an idiot and hung up lmao
 

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There is always a reason to wait. Next year’s car, iPhone, mattress, etc. will all be better/different/more refined versions of what’s out this year. I knew that when I bought my A90 and the A91 specs had already been announced, but I’ve had a couple of the best summers ever in that car and I’m totally at peace with it. Besides, you can buy 100hp for under $2000 anyway.

(That said, I’m paying MSRP and not a penny more)
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