PerformanceSound
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It’s the ugly BMW “Euro style” wheel and interior that has no place in a Japanese car....and yes I’ve experienced plenty of modern BMW interiors. Not impressed at all.
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Frankly, I could care less what you think.
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To be fair, the wheel isn't euro style at all. It actually looks very similar to the wheel in the GS in conjunction with the FRS/GT86/BRZ wheel. There are obviously differences but the style isn't specific to BMW or Euro in general.
Also the interior shapes we can see are very similar to elements to the FT-1
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Why not give it a try? It has a Toyota badge in it...and Toyota modifications as well. I believe the new Supra is 60% Japanese and 40% German.
I strongly agree.....To be fair, the wheel isn't euro style at all. It actually looks very similar to the wheel in the GS in conjunction with the FRS/GT86/BRZ wheel. There are obviously differences but the style isn't specific to BMW or Euro in general.
Also the interior shapes we can see are very similar to elements to the FT-1
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CantEven_Supra
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1. Not Nice
2. It's "I couldn't care less what you think" meaning you are at the bottom of your care scale already with no room to go down anymore. If you could care less than you would care less
3. This post wasn't meant as a stab at you because of your negative outlook on the MKV (which you are entitled to), just a pet peeve of mine I told myself I would correct when I could
PerformanceSound
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People say they could care less when, logically, they mean they couldn't care less. The phrase "I couldn't care less" originated in Britain and made its way to the United States in the 1950s. The phrase "I could care less" appeared in the US about a decade later.
I prefer to say it the American way, not the British way
PerformanceSound
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My response was to Mike Meyer’s post of that ugly BMW interior....which DOES NOT look like the GS’s. Don’t start stirring the pot...To be fair, the wheel isn't euro style at all. It actually looks very similar to the wheel in the GS in conjunction with the FRS/GT86/BRZ wheel. There are obviously differences but the style isn't specific to BMW or Euro in general.
Also the interior shapes we can see are very similar to elements to the FT-1
justbake
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Yeah the interiors are nothing alike, im just referring to the wheels.My response was to Mike Meyer’s post of that ugly BMW interior....which DOES NOT look like the GS’s. Don’t start stirring the pot...
My middle name is stirring the pot
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I mean, in his defenese, the S550 wheel is round and has 3 spokes like the supra wheel....
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Came across the interior of the new Avalon and there are some similarities with the shape of the steering wheel, AC vents and general layout of the AC controls that have been shown on the test mules. Maybe there's a possibility that certain design elements will be shared from this interior. However, since all prototypes/mules have a mat draped over the top of the dashboard, they are hiding the overall shape of its structure. Maybe theres a possibility that the driver-focused cockpit we are all hopeful for is being hidden.
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