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So the B58 is getting D4-S?

Not sure if y'all have been keeping up, but the GR Yaris will indeed see life in the WRC, albeit as a Rally2 (and eventually Rally3) machine.

Anyone thinking a GRMN Supra would cost $70-80k is borderline delusional. No idea what Toyota would do engine wise, be it a massaged S58 or a thoroughly worked over B58, but GRMN cars are low volume, quite a bit of CF, thorough suspension work and pricey. I honestly expect it landing $85-95k if...

I don't think the current RC will be around until 2030, in fact it's hard to see it being here much past 2024/25. Either way, that car will be whatever they are going to be representing it's GT3 hardware in the line up. Whether that's above or below the LC well :dunno:

I rather think it's a replacement for the RC.

I've seen this, but tbh, what makes sense for a racing car might not be practical or economically viable for a street car. For all we know, that engine might be dry sumped and have custom modifications to the front sub frame. Cool concept for sure, but I'd love to see under the hood.

GR86 Cup officially announced for next year

LOL There's still enough years between now and 2035 for a whole Sports car life cycle before they go all electric, so who knows.

Yeah, if the AC compressor and the alternator share a belt that's gonna be a problem.

I feel like it was really Nissan who did this and not us.... happy none the less.

oh this is just brilliant. LMAAAOOOOOOO

Well... they implied the rwd mazda 6 is dead, didn't say anything about the RX (and the L6 engine is still likely to see use in the SUVs).

She got a BBL fo sho ? ?

But the Mazda 6 had little to nothing to do with this does it?

Slick teaser inside

Toyota have been mucking about with this conceptual design for a while. They showed a "Simulated manual" Auto transmission in the GR HV concept. Seems like most editors and commenters are actually railing this pretty hard. I think it's a novel concept. If well done it could actually be a heap...

Footnote, the global Yaris is *not* based on the Mazda 2 platform. And as @F1 Silver Arrows mentioned, The GR Yaris was backed by a Multi-Million dollar racing program where if we are being real, was not only about Toyota/Toyoda saying "lol fkoff, we can build properly brilliant sports cars by...

They've been awake for a hot minute, these things don't happen overnight.

100%. If it's being designed/built to go racing, the is absolutely no way, nor any reason for it to have a manual transmission. Not even a DCT. Sequential box it'll be.