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I’m in Jupiter. I could meet you in West Palm.

One on the front and one on the rear.

Immediately no

Targa is the one thing I'd trade my current Supra in for. Idc about the transmission tbh. But a targa? I'm sold. But Toyota would never do it. It took a while for them to introduce a manual option, with readily available parts. A targa would require a whole new design. And it might encroach on...

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They might call it the Grand Highlander

I bought mine in NY in August of 2020 for $9k under MSRP. I'd look around where there's a lot of snow and shop around there.

Case and point. No matter what Toyota does, people will always find something wrong with it that is some sort of deal breaker.

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Sorry to hijack the tread. But what jack is that? My current Harbor Freight low profile racing jack can't get the Supra high enough for me to put it on jackstands.

Next Supra will be shared with the Mazda I6 sportscar platform. So this must be based on that platform.

They have it parked outside like that? That highlander looks like its ready to dent it's doors.

I think so. It looks good and is controversial. Controversial items usually do better over time because there's a talking point associated with it.

Probably something to do with the JB4 or a sensor.

And he's right.

That's not a Supra interior? The right of the HVAC controls in the Supra is open.

I worked as a valet in college. It was at a small golf place that hosted weddings, bar-mitzvahs, etc. Our valet was a complementary service for the guests. We never had any issues. But I've worked with other valets there that have told me stories about the valets at the Hard Rock doing burnouts...

After looking at the first photo again, there was definitely a flaw in the material. Probably a small void created in the molding process. Thank goodness for the warranty for manufacturing defects.