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These parts you ordered are from Japan, and that you ordered and not a USA dealer sold to you? Toyota USA would warranty that? So where does all this warranty money come from? Who gets paid in the event of a part failure? Toyota USA didn't make any money on your purchase, why would they...

The AE86 is a collector car, who actually thought that a Corolla would end up being so sought after? Nobody has a crystal ball

This will be a collector car with options from the factory. The value of this will not be the same as a A91 with all those bits added separately.

You know what's next? Special edition will come with "delete" options. They remove items to make the car lighter, then charge you extra to put them back in as an option.

My launch edition was $58000 in California, many people paid $10000+ markup to get the car when they first released. I don't think Toyota will have any issues with a $65000 MSRP on the CF version They still have the regular 3.0 premium for the ones that don't want to spend that type of money

Can't get myself to work with a private party for a $55k car. So much money involved to meet up with a stranger and their used car title.

One would hope there would be low inventory of 2021 Supras, we are in July already. They much rather be in a low inventory situation than a high inventory situation with 2022 models around the corner.

don't go to the track = 0w-20 go to the track = don't use 0w-20 I'm going back to bed

if you're going to pay MSRP, you should get the 2022

What dealership was the second change?

Mine did not sound like that, mine is from the catalytic cooling down. There's something definitely wrong with your car. I would keep that video and show it to your Toyota dealer. Fix it while it's still under warranty

These came on a Yellow Supra?

If you do a search on prices of the limited edition 2021 yellow civic, you'll find dealers wanting over $60k for the car and one now asking over $70k for the car. Imagine an economy car with a limited yellow color for $70k?

You'll need 7 quarts for an oil change, so you'll need to buy 2 jugs. The first 2 oil changes are free from Toyota. You can buy the Toyota Care Plus which offers 2 additional oil changes/air filter to 40,000 miles for about $330.

It's like comparing regular carrots to organic carrots. Probably won't know the difference, other than the name

Where was the meet in SoCal? That's interesting the more powerful 2021 has oil burning issues. It's a good thing the car has an electronic reminder when it's a quart low. The trade off in having more standard HP

I only regret paying the full MSRP and hearing people can get it for under $50k now

If you ask this question on a Type R forum, you'll get everyone that said Hell No to the Supra

I hear it only when the car is shut down

No, just sold the last one yesterday