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So I sent Toyota USA an email with hope they would have some kind of info.

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Scott has been called out by people on other forums for spreading false info. Personally, I think BP member lemetier is more creditable and in the loop.

lol, thanks, but I'll past that honor to some else with more time on their hands.

Yes, it could be smaller than past Supras. I don't know about that. The outgoing Z4 already has roughly the same overall length as the 86. And as you know the BMW Zs have gotten larger with every pasting generation. Honestly, some of you guys need to stop acting like the car is going to be a...

But none of those concepts actually used the NSX name (HSC and ASCC/HVS). And the HSC actually debut in 2003. ;) If we want to play that game than lets count the 2006 FT-HS concept as the 1st "Supra" concept. :thumbsup: While Toyota's CEO at the time didn't say anything about it going into...

Nope, the NSX concept was unveiled 2012. The production car followed just 3 years later in 2015. It has been already been 4 years since Toyota debut the FT-1 in 2014. I'm thinking sometime in 2019 since A70TTR said it will be a 2020 model year.

Yeah on page 3 Nic.CH said his father attended a meeting where they said Toyota's car was going on sale in October for Europe. It could be true, I don't know for sure. I'm not trying to discredit anyone, but I just don't think it is possible for all the reasons I stated above.

The SOP is for the Z4. I don't know about Toyota's timeline, because Toyota is so tight-lipped bout everything. My post was originally referring to the comment that was made about Toyota's car going on sale in Europe in October of this year. I don't think that is likely. I think BMW's version...

So we're getting another near production concept, and somehow it is suppose to magically appear in showrooms 7 months later. I still think 2019 is the earliest that we will see it at dealers. You guys did recall cars like the LC and new LS took over a year to show up on dealer lots after their...

Yes, but they are both suppose to be built at the same plant. I just think its odd that the Toyota will start production one month ahead of BMW.

But production isn't suppose to start until November. :what: :hmm:

Fixed ;) I don't mind a two seater either, less weight. Come on 2,900lbs curb weight! :D

Even if they were, the passenger seat shouldn't be up against the "divider" (or whatever you want to call it) like that.

https://www.motor1.com/news/228235/bmw-z4-spied-snow-testing/

I also wonder if Toyota will have different bumpers for base and top tier models?

Nice find! I definitely spy 2000GT and MK4. Not to sure what the last car is, but I'm assuming its FT1/MK5 related.