If we are talking numbers wise, Toyota/Lexus V6 sedans have been stuck in the 0-60 in ~6 seconds and 1/4 mile in ~14.5 second range for the past 15 years. Only car to break that barrier is the 2nd Gen IS., and even that was back in 2006-07.
I remember back in 1998, my old GS400 (although with a...
At this point, even if it had that Nissan junk CVT in it, Iâm convinced those folks would still say that itâs better than the Supra :crazy:Theyâd definitely say that itâs more âJDMâ though.
itâs sad to see the excuses piling up. We are talking questions about testing methods, tires, fuel...
Thereâs so much twisting and turning taking place that youâd think this is gymnastics?
Our friends are just going through the Five Stages of Grief, so letâs be a good friend about it and help them out.
First, they were on their high horses by running their mouths saying that this car would...
Not sure what to make of this, as Iâm still thinking about the canceled LC-F.
If this thing is even being developed, wouldnât it make sense to recoup the development losses and put into an existing platform?
I know the LC-F is a GT, but again, why was the LC-F canceled to begin with again...
Im not sure if engine choices/options (ultimately) really matter when it comes to a car being a classic/collectible at the end of the day. Didnât hurt the Americans if the Camaro had the same engine(s) as a Chevrolet Biscayne.
In time, I would say, it will become a classic/collectible. The only...
Since I wasnât really a Honda guy growing up, I also donât have a lot of nostalgia towards the Integra name. However with that said, I still think if this car can be specâd out in a (GS-R like) trim with the (retuned compared to Type R) Accordâs 252hp with an available automatic transmission...
I am not sure what people's expectations were/are of this car, but I think this car is the true successor to my Civic FK7.
I find the current gen Civic to be boring compared to the 10th gen. To me, this car is the true successor to that car, and the current Civic is a Civic trying to be a...
As the current owner of a CST HB, Iâm going to reserve final judgement until I see how these look like on the streets. As of right now, Iâm gonna pass. Seems like it has the same engine and will probably be heavier/slower than mine. Styling looks a bit bland to my eyes (judging from press...
Looks like an enlarged Tacoma with a 4Runner front end. But thatâs a good thing.
interested in hearing about the specs of this thing. I really hope they donât do away with the V8 option like some of the rumors suggest. I know manufacturers love V6 (and even 4 cylinder:nono:) Turbo power in...
Toyota has been waaay too quiet about their products that are just around the corner (Corolla GR, Tundra, Land Cruiser/LX, etc). It feels like weâre watching paint dry waiting for more info on this Corolla
So in the first quarter of 2021, the a90 sits at 1,725 sales, having a monster of a March. If these figures hold up for quarters 2-4, it would put the a90 at ~6,900 sales. Hereâs a quote from A70TTR from 2019 on the first page:
Looking at that almost 2 years later, we know that goal of 12,000...
Based on dynoâs, the a90 3.0 easily makes 400+ crank horsepower. I think itâs important to note that when making a comparison with the (reported) 400hp in the new Z. But for advertising purposes, those that look on the surface level will see â382 vs 400â, which isnât necessarily the entire story...
^Thanks for that. I am not surprised. So the $34k car is like the $59k Corvette.. has no options. Each âpackageâ adds $5k, and the loaded one is $45k. Still expressive if they could pull that off, IMO?
Still think youâre very likely to find one with one option package on a dealer lot, which...
In a world where loaded Camryâs Altimaâs and Maximaâs are pushing towards (and in some cases, surpassing) $40k MSRP... I am not too optimistic about the pricing of this car.
I think people that look at base prices and actually shop for a car based on itâs listed based price are usually in for a...
Iâm glad this car is around and hope the starting price point of $56k sticks... makes for a nice option for those of us who havenât bought an a90 and want a fallback option in case our significant other is against getting a 2 seater:fear:
Thatâs true, good point. However, it felt like the Celica and Mr2 were just chugging along while (as we know of course) the Supra was dead. I still remember back in 2004/2005 when I was in a Toyota dealership, I saw that the sportiest looking cars in that showroom were a (210hp) Camry SE and a...
I think it looks good. I wonât consider it over an a90 for personal reasons, but it looks good.
Nissan sees the a90 and responds.. I sure wish Toyota had been as competitive... say, back when they saw Nissan release the 350z back in 2002. :( if they did, weâd probably be sitting at an a100...
i have a theory that I hope is wrong:hmm:
Just like your gf, I have settled on White being the color when I buy a Supra (waiting to pay off my other ride first, which would be my DD).
I am noticing that even though white is a popular color, there arenât many white Supraâs in stock in my area...
Sadly, I think the one of the biggest hopes to have a a100 Supra (regardless of power train or even transmission options) lies in the overall sales success of the a90. That will at least show something to the bean counters at the company.
Yes, even if you dislike Social Media attention seekers...