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It looks spot on to last month's rendering. https://www.supramkv.com/threads/new-toyota-supra-renderings.1393/

:doh:

I just singed up. Hopefully they will send us some juicy info and not more stupid camo pics and vids.

I wonder if @Guff will drive or fly? Also make sure to get your press pass in advance this time. :p

Behind the FT1, maybe a teaser of the production steering wheel? :dunno:

I don't read Japanese, but this is some of basic things I got from it. The regular JDM Supra will be a 2019 model year. It will have the same 340ps or 335hp as the EU Z4 M40i. The GR Supra will make an apperances at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. It will be available as a 2021 model year.

That looks freaking awesome! Maybe Guff can show it to us in some different colors? ;)

If they would have based it on the SC430 then idk if it would have been a very good car. :p

Carmagazine posted the dimensions. LxWxH: 4380/1855/1290mm. It matches the ones release by Bestcar earlier this years. For the Americans Length: 172.4 in, Width: 73 in, Height: 50.8 in. https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-reviews/toyota/supra-coupe/

I haven't been really keeping up with all the reviews. I doubt that's true, people's perceptions will vary. Did they actually measured it or were they just eyeballing it? I just know that Carmagazine posted the dimensions. LxWxH: 4380/1855/1290mm. It matches the ones release by Bestcar earlier...

R&T just posted their review. https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/first-drives/a23317597/2019-toyota-supra-prototype-drive/

Guff and Bestcar have said the Supra slightly longer than the Z4; like 2 inches. So if true, around 5 inches shorter than A80; not that much differences in my book. That's good to hear. :)

Glad to see BMW releasing some dimensions so we can finally put the whole "its smaller than the 86" debate to rest.

$20k mark up! :eek:

The C7 isn't even that old. They just released the ZR-1 version. I really doubt GM just going to kill it off next year, but yeah lets wait and see.

^That is supposed to be called the Zora. It also isn't replacing the C7, but will be sold along side it. Keep dreaming about that price tag. Its been spied testing with the $190k 911 Turbo S...

I would say US because the gauges were in miles and not kilometers.

Thanks for the info and can't wait for your pics. Can you tell us if there was double wishbone suspensions all around?

This car does not look good in red. :nono: