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Thanks, got it. :thumbsup:

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Afaik, exteriorwise (specifically the trunk area) ALL Supras are the same A90, A91, 2.0, 3.0, whatever you wanna call them. So the A91 wing would basically fit ANY 2020-2021 Supra, or am I missing something?

That wing looks great. Been debating on getting a wing for the past week and I didn't realize until now that AutoModz is located in Canada. It's a shame the A91 replica is sold out. I'll have to contact them for ETA or might even pull the trigger on the one they have in stock. Congrats!

I'd give them a break, it likely isn't their fault but one more of Covid's aftermath. From my line of work I can tell you supply chain is f*cked up pretty much for everything and everywhere. My wheels had an ETA of 3 weeks and I had to wait 9 weeks for them and it was a USA-Canada delivery...

BC owner here. Got mine 5 months ago. Funny enough I saw a white one on my way to the dealership to pick it up. Since then, I've only seen 2 more, a black and another red one. I'm pretty sure mine was the first 2.0 sold in BC. Not sure how many more since then. Some people in Ontario and...

The front is growing on me. This pic is giving me some F-type vibes. Looks aggressive. The rear is another story.....lame as your typical sedan

Just to confirm, I finally switched to my summer setup today and installed the 42607WAA02 OEM sensors I ordered a while ago from Toyota and they worked perfectly.

My 2.0 summer setup: Matte black Niche Misano wheels and Yokohama Advan Apex tires

Thank you, likewise!! And no, I'm sorry I don't. I'm from the generation of facebook ??

Side looks ok, not a fan of the rear but that grill is hideous. Still undecided which grill design is worse, this or the new M4. The interior looks nice.

Yeah. It's almost like they're all reading the same script.....call it a BMW, compare it to the 3.0 and say it's not as fast or doesn't sound as good and call it a day. What these morons don't understand is that by being 7k-10k cheaper, its competition isn't even the 3.0, now is it? :rolleyes1:

Love it! I waited around 3 months for mine and the way I dealt with the excitement was by watching every single Supra video on youtube......some more than once I wish I had your skills. The way I tested different wheels was using Microsoft Paint and good 'ol copy paste ?

It's a shame no Alpine in Canada either. I wouldn't mind seeing them on the roads or taking one for a test drive as I'm sure it's a fun car. Having said that, I would've still gone with the Supra 2.0. The (considerably) reduced cargo space in the Alpine in comparison would've made it impossible...

Hi, Have you received them and installed them yet? I ordered 42607WAA02 based on a few comments and pics on this thread and received them a couple of weeks ago but I won't be installing them until I have to change back to summer tires. I'm curious about your findings.

I think it's more complicated than that. Even here in the Canadian market the 2.0 is different than the 2.0 in the US. In Canada there's only one version for the 2.0....no Safety and Tech Package option available, but I have blindspot monitoring, braking sensors and some other fancy stuff in...

I owned an AR 147 years ago. Second owner and got it with only 24k kms. Beautiful car but Alfa's reliability is no joke, spent more time in the shop than in my garage. They are beautiful cars but I don't think I'll ever go back to AR.

As everyone said, if your'e gentle in throttle application and steering inputs, you'll have no issues whatsoever in the rain. I live a little bit higher north from you and thankfully we barely ever see any snow storms on this side of the globe. My FR-S handled horribly in deep snow even in WTR...

In this respect the 2.0 also feels like a modern luxury sports car. Yes, turn in is quick and it's playful but you don't get quite the same steering feel that you do in the 86. I could only agree that the 86 will feel closer to the RX7 than the 2.0, and even less so to the 3.0 I think these...

It's a very good daily vehicle if you can get past the fact that it's a 2 seater. Some reviewers complain about visibility and blind spots. I don't have an issue with it. Mirrors are very good size so if you set them up correctly, this is not an issue. Others said it feels claustrophobic, I...

No. In fact I didn't test drive either because they're very rare to find here in western Canada still. I believe mine was the first 2.0 sold in BC, but I knew it would be the closest driving experience to my FR-S, which I loved taking to the mountains from time to time. The ultimate factor was...