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Let's not forget the MKIV had quite a bit of over hang as well. [

Now in the correct units of measurement. ;) A90 Wheelbase: 97.2 in Length: 172.4 in Width: 73.0 in HeightL: 50.8 in M2 Wheelbase 106.0 in Length: 176.2 in Width: 73.0 in Height: 55.5 in

Now in the correct units of measurement. ;) A90 Wheelbase: 97.2 in Length: 172.4 in Width: 73.0 in Height: 50.8 in M2 Wheelbase 106.0 in Length: 176.2 in Width: 73.0 in Height: 55.5 in

^fail wheel drive... pass

It will be pretty close. So far it has taken 6 years to develop. By launch time it could be closer to 7 years. On another note, what does "launched early 2019" mean? Unveiling at autoshow, start of production, or available at dealership showrooms?

I also think more stuff will come out after the unveiling of the Z4. Right now I don't think BMW would be too happy if Supra related leaks were to steal the limelight from their car.

Nothing new or shocking, but at least we now have an official confirmation from Toyota on both a straight six engine and an early 2019 launch date.

Yup, to my knowledge most drive able concept cars these days use electric motors to move short distances.

I hope they bring the Supra concept to a US auto show. Between the two I would rather see the GR Supra in person. While the FT1 probably looks more cool and has more of a wow factor, the GR concept is more production ready and helps gives an idea of whats under all the camo wrap.

I thought Akio green lighted the SFR? :dunno:

Let's lock this thread up! ;)

Yeah, but I believe the hp differences on the standard M5 and M5 CS is only like 26hp.

Thanks for posting! I wonder if that means the following: Low: 335hp as reported by Bestcarweb and Guff's source. Mid: 350hp as stated by those that attended the Toyota dealer meeting in Texas. High: 400hp+ GRMN model that A70TTR can't talk about lol.

Gran Turismo Sport via Instagram.

How it sizes up to the R35.

The Z4 concept and prototype pretty much has the same proportions. Sadly that Autobild rendering still uses proportions from the FT1. Also Guff's source said it look like the modified version of BestCarweb's rendering.

Oh yes, thanks for adding this. I did forget about the exchange rate at the time.

That was not my intent. If anything it shows that turbo to turbo, the new one will be around $10k less. You need to look at the whole picture. The A80 did fine in the US for the first 3 years. The 96s took a sales dive cause the manual transmission was pulled. The 97s sales went up a little...

Heres a color rendering done by Carscoops vs the patent image and Supra rendering.