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Carscoops has a Supra vs Cayman poll. https://www.carscoops.com/2019/06/the-2020-toyota-supra-wants-to-take-on-the-porsche-718-cayman-can-it-succeed/

So the EU is getting 1,560 annually.

Here is a short and crappy clip of it on the track.

I didn’t say was.. its the little things that make the differences like the steering wheel and hold gauge.

Tobad the interior doesn't look more like this design sketch.

New spy pics w/o body cladding. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g27544033/mid-engine-corvette-prototype-spy-photos/

If you're able to find us the full VIN that would be great! :)

I would just buy the base car and have the mirror caps painted and wheels powder coated.

Does anyone know if there is such a program that generate random characters and cross checks it on the net until there is an actual compete VIN? (As seen on TV and movies) :p:lol:

:rolleyes: lol, are you really lecturing me about not reading? You're the one that never address any of my points, but just counter back with your 'opinions'. Either way I'm done. There is no point in conversing with some people. Have a good one sir.

You are acting like this will be the only version of the A90. Several people here that are in the loop have told just that hotter versions of the car are coming. PS told us to think of the current A90 as the equivalent to the NA A80. Ok that's nice, good for you..

Yes, and those two cars are out of the reach for normal people. One of them also happens to be a total sales flop, but ok. lol. Again, it was not Toyota's plan to just sale a hand full of them in Europe and the US. Just because you keep repeating the same lines over and over doesn't mean that...

What does the NSX have to do with anything? There was like a $30k price gap between the two. That's nice that LHD Supras go for a little more, again, what does that have to do with Toyota actually wanting to sell more during that time period? Original 1993 MSRP NSX: $69,500 Turbo Supra: $39,900...

I think you are forgetting how the rising Yen & exchange rate played a factor into the MK4's pricing. It was cheaper in Japan, hence why Toyota sold like 3X as much of them overseas vs the US market. I don't think it was Toyota's plan to just sell so little of them in one of the largest car markets.