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NSX was far worse than this. First, actual production deliveries didn't start until mid 2016, delivered as 2017 model year cars. Second, Honda had been teasing a new NSX since before the first generation car stopped production. First concept we got was in 2004. CEO told us in 2007 we'd have...

192 horsepower just doesn't seem compelling in any market at this price. Maybe they will be discontinuing the 86 and this would be a de-facto replacement? Such a low number, makes me question the rest of the article.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterlyon/2018/01/26/the-supra-is-back-but-this-time-its-a-toyota-bmw-collaboration/#6b14175a2001 Some snippets: Destined to be unveiled in its racing setup at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6, information is just starting to surface about this new strategic...

A bit of a stretch but I'd love to see what you come up with.

Also I'm pretty willing to accept that a document taped to a car that somebody took a picture of many moons ago might ultimately be off by a month.

There's the base risk factor for the car and also the risk factor for the driver. Two different things that both affect your policy premium.

Number of seats affecting insurance is a myth. Insurance companies use actuaries to set the rates, aka people who use math and statistics to assess and estimate risk, expected claims, size of claims, etc. Go get quotes on a Corvette vs a Civic R, Subaru Sti, etc. Corvette has two seats and...

The C7 Corvette was pre-loaded into Gran Turismo in advance of the unveil, if I recall.

I just hope we get the tip-top trims in the USA. It seems like the Japanese are more willing to bring the good stuff here these days, but seems like they love to keep the best stuff at home. After waiting for literally four years, Geneva can't come quick enough.

For real. My childhood fantasies of owning/driving the GT-One could finally come true. :bow::bow::bow::bow:

Wow. Supra. Supra GR. Supra GR Sport. Supra GRMN. Sounds like they're pretty inspired by the 911 business model. :lol::confused1: Geneva is what, March 8th? Article says "weeks away." Hm.

This has to be the coolest thing Toyota has ever done.

You underestimate Ferrari and Porsche owners... :lol: Go to fchat and rennlist and people compare all the models all the time. The dick measuring contest might not always be stated everytime but it's always ongoing.

+1 yeah I don't really understand... Those renders, and even the pics of the videos at the booth, seem more like some sort of 90s supercar concept than the official silhouette.

Ho-lee shit. 10/10 would buy.

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The worst! :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry: My S7 edge fell about 2ft onto the pavement, shattered. Been rocking the cracked glass for awhile now. Will probably move to an iphone 8 after this.

I just worry that, in typical Japanese sportscar fashion, when the launch car ends up a slow seller, the hi-po car release will get scrapped altogether.

I love the new thread title. :lol: Toyota will probably just roll it out via some random press release, mid 2019. :dunno:

There has always been an RX in the works since the 90s.