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Thanks, Bryan. I'm not getting my car back from the shop doing the PPF until tomorrow morning, but do you know how that Supra badge is attached? Thanks

Thanks! Automatic - My PRHT MX5 has a 6-speed manual, so this had to be an auto for longer trips and the threat of getting caught in rush hour traffic. And judging by the events that occured last week, auto trans sales are slowing down.

Does anyone know what that "Exterior Emblem" on the options list is? I may call the parts department to find out. It looks like the red Supra letters are a mistake by someone.

It's kindof like wearing a watch that has slightly different colored hands over the face. .....or receiving a quarter that is made out of copper.?

So that red one is a factory mistake? I've never seen another Supra (on the internet, anyway) that had a red one.

It's listed as $139.00 and has a code designation of 3I.

The sticker shows (under optional equipment) the "Carbon Fiber Mirror Caps" as option "MI". It also includes: Exterior Emblem First Aid Kit Wheel Locks Maybe the Exterior Emblem is the red-letter Supra badge. If you enlarge this shot, you can see it.

Who applies this, the factory or dealership? I didn't see any mention of it on the paperwork. My car is an auto, since my MX5 has a 6-speed manual transmission. Traffic can make manually shifting an annoyance.

I can take a closer look at my car's spoiler and underside of the trunk lid when I get my car back from PPF work. It's not easy to tell from the photos.

Like some of you, I had watched 45th anniversary Supra review (no driving) videos on youtube, a while back. A couple of things on the Mikan Blast cars in the videos that were different on my Supra were the sideview mirrors (My mirrors have the carbon fiber look, whereas the video cars had flat...

Did you check with the parts department?

Wow, lots of options! Thanks, everyone. Due to the somewhat large outlay of money for the Supra down payment and PPF, I will have to put some things on the backburner. In the meantime, would it be okay to plug in the ScanGauge since it's so small and can fit almost anywhere?

I'm in San Diego.

Thanks. I think I'll install the ScanGauge for the time being and look at other options like the ones mentioned, in the future. My car is currently having PPF applied , setting me back thousands of dollars. :oops:

I drove a 2021 Lotus Evora with auto and an already broken-in Supra with auto. The Supra's shifting seemed to be much faster than the Evora's.

I believe the Toyota slushbox is much slower-shifting, making the Emira slower than the Supra. Correct?

Thanks. Is the display shown in Bimmercode shown on a phone or stand-alone display?

It looks like it is in a parking lot. Do you think the person was parked in the next spot?

A friend and I will be renting a Ferrari 458 Italia on that day. Maybe we'll show up. I do now own a Supra, but that day will be Ferrari day.

Supra with auto does 0-60 in 3.8 and quarter in 12.2. The Emira auto is actually a slushbox, so I doubt it would do well.