supraboi
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I'm not sure where you found those numbers, but when looking at VW press press they do not differentiate 718 Caymans and Boxsters. Their sales chat has it as "ALL 718". According to A70 Toyota is projecting around 4k-5k Supras for the remainder of the year. And if we lump Z4 sales with Supras sales (since according to SF its just a hardtop Z4) than it would even farther surpass the 718 Cayman and Boxster. What I was trying to point out was Jalopnik bias. It appears that the Supra is selling around the same pace as the 718, but I don't recall Jalopnik writing an article in 2016 titled "Is Anyone Really Buying The New 718".I'm not sure how accurate these sales figures are but here are both values. If 2019 Supra sales numbers can meet the 2016 Cayman numbers, do you really consider that a win-win? 2016 was a one night stand for the Cayman and the honeymoon staged slowly faded when they realized that there were driving a 4 cyl turbo.
http://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-data/toyota/toyota-supra/
Supra MKV
July 320
August 643
September 514
Cayman
2016 3,590
2017 2,800
2018 1,101
All 718
2016 3,585
2017 5,087
2018 5,276
2019 3,203
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