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A bit off topic, but here goes. BMW celebrating the 40th anniversary of their first U.S. race win New 2015 Z4 GTLM http://www.worldcarfans.com/115031090279/bmw-celebrating-the-40th-anniversary-of-their-first

I posted news about this concept car on other forums. People keep saying it kinda resembles FT-1 no? nanoFlowcell QUANT F concept electrifies Geneva crowd with 1,090 HP Click here to view more photos...

There is the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este on May 22nd. Past event have included cars like the M1 Homage Concept, GINA Concept, 328 Hommage Concept, Zagato Coupe & Roadster, and Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupe Concept.

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/bmw-z5-rendered-looks-close-to-the-real-deal-92637.html#

So if FT-1 is priced at $60k; what do you guys think the BMW counterpart "Z5" will start at? I'm thinking maybe around the $70k range? That would make it higher than the M4 at $64k, and lower than the SL and 911 which both starts at $84k.

This seems to be following the path of the LF-LC, so there may not be a 'FT-1 II'. On a different note surprisingly, Lexus is still bring the LF-LC to autoshows despite debuting at Detroit in 2012.

We could just make a thread with a poll. More videos

Porsche 911 GT3 RS will have 500 HP and 460 Nm flat-six 4.0 engine http://www.worldcarfans.com/115022389310/porsche-911-gt3-rs-will-have-500-hp-and-460-nm-flat-six

Chicago auto show winds down at mccormick place http://abc7chicago.com/automotive/chicago-auto-show-winds-down-at-mccormick-place/529021/

'Father Of Z' Yutaka Katayama Dies At 105: A Look Back At The Original Japanese Sports Car [w/Video] http://www.carscoops.com/2015/02/fat...es-at-105.html

http://blog.caranddriver.com/yutaka-katayama-father-of-the-datsun-z-dead-at-105/

I wouldn't mind if the "Z5" looked like this! http://www.carscoops.com/2015/02/new-bmw-m-gt-design-concept-thoughts.html

I'm guessing you skipped over page 2 ;) Correct!

I think you need to look at the bigger picture my friend. Sure it isn't huge numbers like a Mustang or Camaro, but still pretty good for a $50k+ car. So basically a month or two of C7's sales could be a year worth for the FT-1. Chevrolet Corvette 1993: 21,590 1994: 23,330 1995: 20,742 1996...

At $50k-$60k, I don't think it will come anywhere near the Corvette, but it will most likely out sale the more expensive $100k+ GT-R and $150k+ NSX.

I recall reading on BimmerPost or BimmerFeast awhile back something like this: Z1: Coupe Z2: Roadster Z3: Coupe Z4: Roadster Z5: Coupe Z6: Roadster And yes, there has been rumors saying the new platform will also used for a new Z3/Z4 and 86/FR-S for awhile now.

X2, I also hope they will not built a 4 cylinder FT-1.

I'm hoping the BMW concept will be closer to the size of the production car.

The C7 is kinda a hot mess to me. The taillights ugly, unpainted trims, and overall it looks a little riced out IMO. The car just doesn't flow very well unlike the C6. At least the interior looks nice.

Here are some prices from Cars.com 1992 Toyota Supra MSRP/Invoice Base 2dr Coupe - $26,290/$21,558 Turbo 2dr Coupe - $29,900/$24,518 1993 Toyota Supra MSRP/Invoice Base 2dr Coupe - $33,900/$27,798 Turbo 2dr Coupe - $39,900/$32,718 Price differences Base - $7,610 or ($12,467.55 in 2015) Turbo...