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Colour shifting != metallic, as I have just demonstrated with BMW's Fire Orange. Also, I looked up close at every shot available for Plasma Orange on the Supra.... absolutely zero metallic flake detected. If It were metallic, that means it must be something other than Fire Orange from the BMW...

Uh oh.... what's that "black side graphic" gonna be? That could be a deal-maker or deal-breaker right there...

So, seeing as how more info is filtering down Plasma Orange is indeed not a rare Japanese-only colour, and that Nitro Yellow really appears to be waving goodbye, I thought I'd take a closer look at what we know about this new colour. Based on the photos elsewhere in this thread, and from...

Still no CU Later link...

… did I miss something?

So then Nitro Yellow really is gone…? And they keep two whites, and Orange is only offered through a special edition. Ugh.

Dammit! I just want to know what the colour situation is :D

Post it up for all of us to look at (obv eliminating any identifiers, of course)

No

Thanks, but that's just the same imgur photo as before. I asked for the Reddit link of the convo where that photo supposedly leaked in the first place...

Can we get the reddit link to where that photo came from? I’d like to see if other photos showing the full 2024 colour palette is available

Any sources to these rumours?

So far we don't even know if *this* colour is coming across the Pacific. Let's not get ahead of ourselves...

It looks good..... I think I prefer the yellow, to be honest. Then again, it wasn't until I saw yellow in person that it blew me away, either.

No, they did not.

Going off the same Japanese magazine source as Kriefels, though

Not buying it. That channel posts a lot stuff just to see what sticks. There’s ZERO chance of two concurrent Supras. That’s just nonsense. As far as a next gen Supra still built on BMW bones, that means either: 1) BMW will bring back the Z4 (doubtful) 2) Toyota will have to use another BMW...

I'm fine with this colour as a pay option, so long as it isn't severely limited or replaces yellow. That's one of the best shades of yellow on any car, and that's my top choice.

Blame the demographic of owners, then, not the car itself. Have you driven one? It's a laugh riot.

That's probably the weight equivalent of one full E30 M3 lost from that hit. No, because it's not on fire.