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I’ve always changed my oil in the Spring, right when I take my supra out of winter storage. However, I want start changing the oil right before storage. As I’m about to start driving my car soon for the first time since storing it, given that I changed the oil last spring, do you think I can...

You speak the absolute truth! The only reason I chose an automatic was so that my wife, who has no interest in stick, can enjoy it. Doesn’t mean that I still don’t have regrets….

I’m afraid you may be right, which is why I’m already starting to regret not getting a stick cayman (I figured that I would get my stick fix with the supra, but as you said, maintaining multiple sports cars is likely to prove to be tedious…)

Thanks- I only got to drive to the cayman a handful of miles as I went from the dealership straight to my detail shop, then straight to storage….but boy, the drive is truly is a step above the supra. That NA engine is incredible. The drive felt more refined (fwiw, it’s a gts). I still love my...

I have a first world problem that I’m hoping to get some advice on. I have a manual supra, and an automatic cayman, and I would like to rotate between these 2 during the spring/summer (both stored during the winter). Because both cars won’t be in my garage at all times, I won’t have the ability...

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Hello- I’m hoping to get some feedback regarding this very loud noise on my ‘23 MT supra with 4K miles (status post a single oil change). This is the second time in one month that I’ve heard this really loud oscillating grinding metal sound. I plan on bringing this into the dealership, but was...

I wish it were me! Backtoback got it solved; I have yet to go back. The Toyota dealership that I go to only has one technician that is Supra trained, and he is the one that gave me that stupid information about rubbing against the mat. I don’t know how much trust I have to go back to the guy.

Nice! Thanks!

No, very frustrating. I brought it up when I went to the dealer, and they said “oh you’re just hearing your clutch pedal rubbing against the floor mat you bought.” But it DEFINITELY is not that- it is a definite squeak that I mainly hear when pressing down on the clutch pedal (and maybe more so...

Just a couple thousand miles on my 2023 supra. Kind of a louder squeakiness when I press/depress clutch pedal. I’m not very car savvy- is this something I should be able to fix at home (ie wd40)? Is it normal to hear a bit of a squeak? Thanks

…until you honk the car ?‍♂️ all cred goes out the window

Have hope! I was in the same boat. Kept getting pushed back and back. I think my final arrival date was sometime in September, but a couple of weeks ago, I got a call out of the blue saying that the car was going to arrive at my dealer the next day. Totally unexpected. by the way, my allotment...

Tuxmat is OK- my left lateral portion of my left foot keeps rubbing against the padding on the foot rest each time I press/depress clutch, which is annoying as hell…

Yes! Same thing with the left side of my left foot rubbing (and I have normal size feet/shoes). I hope I get used to it…

Maybe a dumb question, as I’m new to all of this, but I thought I remember reading about a small risk of causing a fire with these types of chargers. Is this risk overstated? Any reason to have a concern about causing a fire?

Out of the dozens of supra videos I’ve watched over the months, this was by far the most impressive and in depth. This guy is great!

Started 7/12-7/22; every day the dealer gets a message postponing delivery; now 8/27-9/6 (and counting?). Most annoying thing is that I’m only gonna have a couple of weeks of using it before storing it for the winter! It’s a rail issue unfortunately…

Sounds like high quality ppf- I wonder what percent of ppf installers take the supra apart (ie tuck the edges) vs not.

Thanks- sounds like we have the same package. Out of curiosity, did the pre-installed Toyota PPF cover the entire hood, or only a portion of it?