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They also downrated the 3.0L automatic to 368hp with the manual at 382? https://www.toyota.ca/toyota/en/vehicles/supra/overview

Toyota has the latest 2.0L listed at 295hp? What happened? I can't seem to find any details anywhere.

Yes, GT4 max 7 gears :)

The GT4 Supras are still being built and delivered with the ZF and the 8th gear locked out. If the manual was capable of putting out faster lap times, they'd move over to it.

The Supra taught us that the Z4 deserves more attn and respect than it gets. I passed on an older sDrive35is years ago assuming it was rubbish. I might not have a Supra now if I'd gone ahead.

Nothing is safe in the automotive world. I suspect there will be very little 2025s. The real question is whether or not Toyota will go out with a bang or whether it will fade into obscurity like the 4th and 5th year MR-S/MR2 Spyder did. Domestic manufacturers have pretty much dumped all...

If you must, use the tow hook adapter. You should be thankful some monkey didn't just screw it in to the bumper.

My wife drove a 911 (996) with 2 car seats in the back. The only struggle was getting them initially mounted securely, after that, no problems. The only time she complained was when it came time to sell the car.

Not sure which video the first couple of responders here watched, but it looked like in this situation it was a draw. In the second race of the video the AT car had a slide and was still able to "close the gap". I'd like to see the same video on an actual circuit with room to overtake. Never...

I agree, in theory, this should decrease wear for the less adept manual drivers at least.

There are a lot of things to consider as to what is actual winter driving. When I was a kid, I had few problems with a Mk1 MR2 on all-seasons... when I lived on flat land. Mountain driving? Hills? How well are your roads maintained? Most places you can winter drive almost anything on most...

Fifty shades?

Any of these sitting in dealer showrooms right now? Burnout white in particular?

" There are no bad behaviors here, but the satisfaction of finally having the Supra's manual available feels hollow, like when your significant other caves and belatedly does something you asked them to do." I'd compare it to nostalgia. Sticks were better than slushboxes when most of us got...

Everyone else who comes up with a solution hasn't been able to keep it under wraps before they get a visit from the Russian mafia.

I haven't owned a Porsche since a 996, but it's a pretty easy DIY.

Half of us will die before we hit retirement anyways, so #YOLO.

That sucks, I was just googling this, and some people have suggested a Magic Eraser. Not sure I'd try it, but I might try it just before resigning myself to a respray.

You can actually order the bumper painted from the factory?

Where I live, I see half a dozen 911s every day. I'm lucky to see another Supra once a month.