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I just assumed they were tinted. On a different note I ran across this interesting clay model. It look like it influenced the FT-1. Found some more photos of the early FT-1. http://www.notcot.com/archives/2014/08/toyota-ft-1-second-edition.php For those are that interested here is how the...

Thanks, I was just bored and watching videos on youtube. Than I was "hello, what do we have here". It has to be it, there are just too many similarities between the concept, prototype, and teaser.

I do see your point, but than one could also say why did they bother covering up the 86 test mule.

Lexus Poland has posted a behind the scenes video of the Calty Design Research Center. Something that caught my eye was a teased car labeled as "Top Seceret", this can be seen around the 3:55 minute mark. Towards the end of the video @7:05, Mr. Kevin Hunter (president of Toyota Motor...

Seeing how all the windows are tinted black, I would say no. I think this is the equivalent to Honda's 1st NSX concept. From what I understand it was basically a body kit over the 1st gen chassis. It had no drivetrain or even electrical golf car motors to move around on stage with. As seen it...

I didn't even know this thing existed. This early stage concept is at Calty. The headlights look more production ready. The nose also seem to be thinner at the bottom, the lip and "front bumper" also looks slightly different as well.

The BMW drawing does show air vents in the rear.

BMW insider has said a manual version will be offered. http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1278921

The wheels are awful. Looks like a mix of the FT-CH and Corolla SE.

Looks like it took styling cues from the BMW Zagato Coupe Concept. I actually wouldn't be surprised if the Z5 looks more like the rendering from Jalopnik.

Thanks :) Agreed, and yes you are correct. As much as I love the concept I wish Toyota would have never shown them to the public. 1. As you stated it is pretty big, so normally there are going to be a number of people expecting a production version to be around the same size. 2. The overall...

Most likely nothing. avat2v is just stating that he thinks the car that has been spied is the production SF-R. I'm a Supra owner. I'm not disappointed in the size or portions (IMO, it does seem to be proportional to the MKIV, see quote below), but rather disappointed that Toyota did not do...

Here are two new ones that has the updated 86 front bumper.

Here are some that I did on paint. These where from a Japanese magazine. I shrunk the front end and rear to be more inline with the spy shots.

Found these from carthrottle.com https://www.carthrottle.com/post/the-new-toyota-supra-will-look-a-lot-like-this/

The prototype does looks smaller than the M4. X2, if so, what is the main differences? I did a quick look and it says they are both 3.0 turbo I6. But the M2 is 60hp less than the M4.

Our forum made the news :p http://www.carscoops.com/2016/09/toyota-supra-spy-shots-inspire.html http://www.autoforum.cz/bleskovky/nova-toyota-supra-se-ukazala-na-realistictejsi-ilustraci-podle-spionaznich-fotek/...

You are correct. Most front engine sport cars have this similar look, long hood and short deck. However, IMO, the prototype in question has more in common with FT1 concept when it comes to overall size and proportion than compared to the Z4M.