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https://www.toyota.com.au/all-new-supra Sure is, pricing released

" "#Supra #A90 #release #update #specialannouncement 1) #Reservation Reservations will open on 19 June 2019, at noon AEST and will be available to approximately 100 guests as part of the first reservation window! As part of the reservation process, Toyota Australia will request the following...

I'd have a black series, in white, in a heartbeat

you best fix that ;) I agree with clarkson on that one - axe murderer with headlights anyway, enough off topic :P

Ever driven a W204 C63? That's at least something I can relate to

Good to know, thanks mate. Another random one - does the car feel analogue? I know it's completely subjective and hard to gauge, but some awesome drivers cars these days just don't feel raw/analogue....

At 13.5:1 my C63 (W204) steering is sublime, but not quite GT86 good

http://www.speedhunters.com/2019/05/we-drive-the-worlds-first-modified-a90-supra/

The white is bmw mineral white

15:1 steering... shit even my Benz is 13.5:1. Not sure about that

Nice! If I get mine I'll be hand-making a turbo back 4" for it I think :)

it's what every single manufacturer does. gone are the days your hero model debuts with the first unveiling (like the 90s)

.... ditch the rivets, a race-spec ride height and it's a yes from me

I've had heaps of supras. I still have a Mk2, mk3 and mk4. I too am pleased about the collaboration. BMW make some fantastic cars. I hope to add an A90 to my collection too

the force from aerodynamic drag is proportional to speed squared. There's a good heuristic that demonstrates it with the veyron. It takes something like 400kW to get to 300km/h, and the other 350kW to get from 300-400km/h.

Interesting about Chris Harris. I really like his stuff, so regardless of whether he thinks it's bmw or Toyota - the car is what it is. I'd prefer to hear about his driving impressions regardless of the shared DNA.

Awesome thanks man!

From memory the power curve is flat (capped) too...

How was the response from pulling the paddle to change? Someone mentioned slower shifts in manual compared to sport, did you find this?

For the millionth time it's not built at fucking bmw. It's built in Austria. Third party plant that makes everything from range rovers to Aston martins to bmw to Mercedes. It uses parts from the bmw catalogue, that's it.