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Looks like we have a test mule now. :)

Taillights are way too big compared to the prototype, but the rest looks good.

Don't sweat it, a lot of people here make repost. ;) Welcome to forums. :)

Why do people have to word things like that. I find the new rumors to be a little odd, but than again other car makers have taken a similar approach with cars like the Firebird & Trans-Am.

That blue one looks HAWT!

They do have a B48 that makes 300hp. But for me it is also about image. This is Toyota's flagship sports car. IMO it should have no less than 6 cyl to be a successor to the 2000GT/Supra line...

I do feel the same, but I would rather have a 340hp 6 cylinder as a base model vs that rumored shitty 4 banger with only 200-250hp.

The black does make it look a little better, but the nose is still too squared for my taste.

:nono: :p

:dunno: Some people do think that they are talking about the new BMW/Toyota sport car, other think it could be a new platform for something like a new MR-2 or Celica GT-Four. :what:

According to this, something else is also in the works.

Those round lights aren't production. They are just place holders that BMW uses during early stages of testing. Place holder units Production units

Supra93 made some changes stated by Nikispeed. Yup, but I would gladly take any of the renderings on the 1st page over the awful one done by Jalopnik. :puke:

Hopefully the 340hp is just for the EU. I'm still hopeful that other markets will get a more powerful version. Hmmm, our insider @A70TTR has said it will look closer to this. That there is no thin intake right under the headlights.

Looks better, but still needs an exhaust tip and diffuser. Kind of big lol, but not bad.

Sounds like a new RX is still in the works. :dunno: https://www.motoring.com.au/rotary-part-of-our-dna-says-mazda-110048/

Yes, at least they tried to give people something new and fun. I don't mean to come off as bashing the 86. I'm just saying they could have done a few things differently. Hopefully they have learned from this experience with Subaru, and that it will lead to better results with BMW.

It has the same goal as the original car; an exotic that you can use everyday. Yes, it is totally different when it comes to the hybrid and AWD part, but what does that have to do with using an already establish nameplate? If we want to get technical, this joint project with BMW is going to...

^Trademark patent is probably going to be our best clue. Has anyone discover any new names?

Another classic example of Toyota not listening to the customers, sales drop, and than killing off anything fun in their line up. :doh: 1. Selling it as a Scion in the US. 2. No other engine choices to pick from. 3. No turbos from the factory. 4. No other body styles to pick from. 5. Ugly...