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@Carmaker1, have you seen the new Supra? If so, anything you share with us?

Oh yeah you can definitely see the shorter wheelbase and thicker fenders.

According to Drive.com we are definitely going to see something in 2018. https://www.drive.com.au/motor-news/new-toyota-supra-to-break-cover-in-2018-116616.

I do like the RX Vision concept, but it doesn't really scream RX too me. Looks more like a Aston Martin IMO. I hope the final version gets a little more FD styling cues.

Mazda Spied Testing RX-8 Powertrain Mule For Possible RX-9 https://www.motor1.com/news/223867/mazda-rx-9-powertrain-mule-spied/

:repost: http://www.supramkv.com/threads/toyotas-new-twin-turbocharged-3-5-liter-v6.566/

Posted by a SF member. http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?746321-Toyota-debuts-FT1-sports-car./page147

According to the brochure it took 4 years to develop the MK4. Hopefully that means we will see something in 2018.

The best country in the world! :patriot: Yeah I'm using this one again. :p

Toyota should just make the SF-R the new Celica. Than squeeze a new MR-2 in between that and the new Supra. :D

The thing is that you can show a group of people the same exact thing, and all of them would either described it or redraw it slightly differently. Another example is those eyewitness terrorist attack; each person recount of the event will also slightly variety. It is just human nature.

What about the rear and the side?

We have tons of more rendering on this forum for you to pick from. http://www.supramkv.com/threads/realistic-renderings-of-the-toyota-supra-bmw-z4-post-up-your-fan-art.396/

The photo above is just a really bad photoshop of the graphite FT-1 being uploaded. But welcome to the forums. :) http://www.supramkv.com/threads/article-motor-magazine-of-australia-japan-testing-943f-etc.621/

Are you still planing on getting one?

Same, but it needs to be turbo and AWD. I want a new GT4! The 7th gen was a joke.

If they were to make a 2nd gen 86 it would probably just be a very heavy updated and reskin version of the current car. I recall reading something awhile back that said most "next gen cars" usually retain around 30% to 40% or so of components from their predecessor.

Toyota's 86 Performance Kit Adds Tons Of Stuff, Except, Well...Performance http://www.carscoops.com/2017/12/toyotas-86-performance-kit-adds-tons-of.html

The differences between the LC and this car is that Toyota had already filed trademark for the LC500 and LC500h back in November of 2014. So far to date, the only two names Toyota has on hand is Supra and Celica.