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Toyota definitely still uses single stage for some colours (040 and 202 come to mind as A70TTR alluded to). That said, I don't believe any of the Supra colours are single stage. Jeff

Yeah something was up with the pricing, but looks like it's being corrected, at least partially. Current MSRP in the USA is now $1972.44. You can find it online for about $1300. Jeff

Vehicles using the 2JZ went into production less than 10 months after vehicles using the 1JZ. I think it's safe to assume the engines were developed at pretty much the same time. I'm not aware of any flaws in the 1JZ design that were fixed in the 2JZ design. Jeff

Toyota used A90 as a way to market the car as a continuation of what various markets have referred to the previous cars as (A40/50/60/70/80). Many manufacturers will have their own model code, their own frame number, and then a standardized VIN as per country or regional regulations. Will you...

5L bottle. Oil filters are BMW with a Toyota part number sticker on the box along with a “Partnership with BMW” sticker covering the BMW logo. Jeff

Often pricing like this is the result of an automated pricing system and/or it is miscategorized. It happens frequently on new vehicles and is often corrected in time. Especially if the part gets frequently ordered. Dealers can request a price review on a part as well. Of course it’s also...

Following up on this, it does seem like the 2021 may come in 2.0L form in North America, and I suspect the 2021 will be coming quite early in the 2020 calendar year. If that 2.0L comes with a manual, it will mean all the parts we need to do a manual 3.0L will be available off the shelf except...

BMW gave their M engine to McLaren for the F1. The Supra is basically the same. :dunno: Jeff

Yes, the cap fitment is the same. Jeff

As we all know, the 2.0 exists in many countries already and it also exists with a manual on the BMW side. Also the M1 engine exists on the platform too, so yeah, it seems very easy for Toyota to sell the Supra with any or all of that. The question just remains: will they do it for North...

The Century has a V8 now. Toyota’s V12 is gone. :( Jeff

I'm interested to know what transmission is being used in this car to be honest. Everything just mentions it being a 7-speed from what I can recall. Jeff

Because race cars are about going the fastest, generally. Jeff

I feel there are some better options than what they did, but props for getting it done. Jeff

Possibly, but the BMW systems care about the battery a lot. You should read the warnings they have about it in the Toyota reprogramming instructions. Jeff

I think I've seen probably 8-9 in person but only 3 were random "out and about" sightings, the rest were places I would maybe expect to see one (Toyota dealer, car show, etc.). Sat in, started one up and rev'ed it up a bit, but have yet to drive one. One of the problems is that with cars like...

BMW Part Number: 61217604808 Toyota Part Number for the Factory Battery: 28800-WA003 Toyota Replacement Battery Part Number: 00544-H9AGM-TS It's a BMW 105AH H9/LN6 battery that is used in the North American B58-powered Supras. Jeff

I was surprised when I looked on the back of the wheel centre caps they didn’t say BMW on them, just Toyota, made in Germany. Expected BMW. The 86 ones say Subaru. Jeff

For what it's worth, the "USA" destination Supra with the 4-cylinder (the DB23) is a B46, not a B48, despite what the editors on Wikipedia say (they edited my initial correct information to make it incorrect, then proceeded to again make it incorrect again after I corrected it a second time, I...

Correction: We’ll think about making another.