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Nope, that system has very little information ( no pricing, no specs, ect) just lets us place a preference mode code, color, and options.

As an FYI, in Dealer Daily (dealers internal inventory system) a 2.0 can be preferenced for MY21 in the U.S., model code 2370.

Sorry should of fully read original post, saw the picture and my inner 24 hour of lemons nerd self sprang into action. Glad you figured it out.

The odd ball hole in-between the stud holes should have a flat screw in that spot to keep the hub and rotor aligned, at least going back to the old E36 had it.

Also the 4 cyl is 99% of Camry sales

"Summer of 20", but I would say end of summer is more likely

Pretty much what you see, will be the '21 special edition. No other details were given about anything mechanical or performance wise.

Dealer meeting for the US was this week;)

I checked on what Toyota had allocated in June and the color spread was this 32.3% White, 31.4% Black, 36.3% Red These percentages did not include Gulf States or South East Toyota areas as they don't show up in our system, so the percentages could be off if they got a disproportionate number...

#776 here (actually my father but he won't post) Vin ended in 21994

There are requirements for the lift. Most new lifts were approved to use on the Supra, some had to have adapters to be acceptable, some older lifts can not be used even with adapters.

I know buffeting has been talked about a lot here, but what hasn't been brought up or I might of missed it is how bad buffeting with the windows open is on all new cars today. With everything being over analyzed in a wind tunnel or computer for aerodynamics it has become a real issue that...

Congrats!! Good low number too!

I know launch control will not activate until 1200 miles.

21994 White LE. Is sitting in Princeton, IN. Arrived in the states on 6/12, has been in IN since 7/25 with no current ETA. No one at the Chicago region will say anything other than its a "random inspection" which we all know is a lie.

It happens periodically from time to time throughout the year and always happens to all models across the board when it does, so this isn't Supra based.

The part where it says that he assures that none of the cars are sitting for any length of time is a bit of a stretch. Arriving at port on 6/12 and not leaving there until 7/9 is sitting for a length of time, then sitting in Indiana since 7/21 till now (and longer) is a length of time. The boat...

Wow, you did the actual proper break in. Last motor I built was earlier this year for the 24 hours of Lemons. Complete striped down motor, finished it right before the race threw it in the car, drove it around the block, packed it into the trailer and went racing. Made it the entire 14 hours...

I was told yesterday that launch control mode will not operate until you have 1200 miles on it, so that's probably what they consider to be the break in period.

Dealers in the Chicago region were sent an email last week to make sure all the correct programs were downloaded onto the new scan tool we just had to buy. We were warned that it would take roughly 4 to 5 hours to update. We did it right away, however our Supra has decided to hang around at...