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Who said September 14???

The paddles still make me wish it had a good old fashioned MT myself.

Not sure that I would say it wears the engine more. I wouldn't feel bad about using it in sport mode though. That's what it's made for!

I'm sorry man!! I can't imagine it being right after that either. Hopefully it'll be a quick process to get you in a new car and back on the roads. Hope you're well.

Obligatory Bump :)

I would say the only clunks I really appreciated at low speeds were really low and either with intially rolling from stop or right before the stop. But I was surprised that I never really felt the clunks. Could only hear them here and there. I left that drive very impressed.

Gotcha. The GTR is for sure the fastest/most exotic car I have ever driven. I test drove a 2016. I expected it to ride pretty harsh, but I was surprised at how relaxed the ride was cruising on the highway, even in R mode hitting some cracks in the road, etc. I guess coming from an RX8 and...

That was in Ohio. So I was just thinking how can that one be on a train and the A91 coming to Ohio isn't? Seems weird.

I love the look in the back after it's been lowered, but the front almost seems too low?

I went by a dealer nearby yesterday to see if they'd let me give a 2021 a test drive for fun and after they showed me the car, he pulled up tracking for their incoming Turbulence Grey model that hit port on 8/12 and was already on a train. I was like uhhhhhhhhh what?

I've never driven a Lotus, but I've always wanted to. I've heard great things about the steering. Supposed to just be an amazing driving experience.

I've always thought the Golf R was a really nice looking hatch. They seem really classy looking. I got to drive a GTR the other day, and I think that that is probably the only car that has really wowed me. The GTR was just a visceral experience. It reminded me of the first time I drove an RX8...

I can appreciate the RS3, but I feel like Audi's seem kind of soulless to me. Not bad cars, but I feel like I'm drawn to cars with heritage. Loved getting to look at the Shelby GT350, Supra, and GTR. These cars just ooze history to me.

I live in WV and called a bunch of bigger city dealers to check. I had a Phantom car reserved that my local dealer was allocated, but they basically told me that it seemed that Toyota was funneling the A91s to bigger markets, and WV didn't make the cut. I checked Autotrader, CarGurus, etc on a...

I suspect this includes dealer inventory as well. I find it hard to believe that all A91s have been spoken for, but the process to get your name on an allocation was super tedious. I lucked out and found my dealer online but it was just a random search that got lucky. I know the forum doesn't...

For real hope they get them moving soon.

Def can't do that haha

Anyone else almost feel like the 2022s will be out before the A91s? o_O

That transmission definitely is the thing that's scary. Funny when you think that the high boost twin turbo isn't the thing you're worried about on that car . Both the Supra and GTR have been dream cars. I think my heart says GTR but my head says Supra.

That's definitely something worth considering. It almost makes you wonder if you could pick up a GTR now and then maybe snag a newer Supra later on even with some depreciation after you've had your GTR fix.