SupraFiend
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Also the Celica and MRS were still in production in the mid 2000s, both great cars.
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It feels like the RC-F Track Edition and upcoming LC F. Toyota has specific leather and interior smells, specific door chime, specific turn signal sound etc.Toyota hasn't built a sports car in 20 some years. What does a modern Toyota sports car feel like?
https://www.pistonheads.com/features/ph-features/toyota-gr-supra-vs-bmw-m2-competition/40632Would be nice to see a comparo like this one between the current m2 and the Supra. Now theres 2 cars aimed at the same market more or less. Closer then the z4 anyways. Has the m2 been updated to a b58 yet though? I thought it was running the old N series still.
Toyota has Mark X GR sport in Japan only. V6 rear wheel drive. I wanna see the review but sadly I don't know japanese.Toyota hasn't built a sports car in 20 some years. What does a modern Toyota sports car feel like?
I wouldn't call that a sports car though. That's a sports sedanToyota has Mark X GR sport in Japan only. V6 rear wheel drive. I wanna see the review but sadly I don't know japanese.
Judging by how the new 86 and supra are according to reviews, good handling that's easy to control over/understeer, and suspension that's not too stiffToyota hasn't built a sports car in 20 some years. What does a modern Toyota sports car feel like?
I mean, it just needs 100lb ft of TorqueGuys
I know its early
But based on this drag race 12s
How much additional hp supra needs to be in GTR/NSX territory?
Also what are the easiest way?
Turbo + exhaust?
I believe modern Toyota sports cars feel hybridized. Personally, I’ve driven both the 86 and BRZ, and the twins feel like both; it can feel like a Toyota and/or Subaru. I believe the same applies to the Supra/Z4 partnership. Bottom line is....modern Toyota sports cars are good and enjoyable to drive.Toyota hasn't built a sports car in 20 some years. What does a modern Toyota sports car feel like?
The z4 m40i in my country produces 340 hp from the factory like the supra. Does this mean they both use b58C engines?It’s not a difficult question. The B58C has a headifold with water cooling, the B58D has a manifold without. The heads are different to support the different exhaust strategies.
The Z4 has the B58D but has a particle filter that limits the power in countries that require it for emission purposesThe z4 m40i in my country produces 340 hp from the factory like the supra. Does this mean they both use b58C engines?
Ok. Thanks for clarifying guys.In Eu the Z4 has the B58C.