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Practially anyone can get a car loan pretty easily these days. So the real question should be this: Who purchased a Supra and paid cash for it?

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I won't have tan seats in my manual, but I'd be willing to swap my wheels/tires for the two-tone 19" wheels. I'm really not a fan of the wheels on the manual cars, but I've always like the two-tone wheels.

Pretty much my exact line of thinking. I have the rest of my life to buy/drive an electric car. Buying something like the Supra brand new is definitely a limited opportunity. I might just buy myself a small stable of manual transmission vehicles to keep into the future. In the meantime, I'll...

I do, but nobody gets to drive it but me. Dealership personnel included. :)

That's silly. I'm not an attorney, but I can still guarantee you that the owner of the vehicle isn't going ot be held liable for anything at all based on the information given in the story.

One thing I will say is that he knows (or at least researches ahead of time) the history of the car that he's reviewing. But yeah, I still find him super annoying more often than not. But people like the guy for some reason. I mean, his YouTube channel has grown very quickly. I remember not...

So.....is the thought process here that there are so many idiot drivers on the road and if you're going to get smashed, you'd rather be in the Tesla rather than the Supra? The high gas price part was pretty clear, but the first part was a little confusing.

Not a fan of the styling......at all. And that's a shame because I've always loved the styling of the Z cars, pretty much every generation.

So you kept the original horn and just added a second "low tone" horn, right? That's how pretty much every car I've ever owned came from the factory. Dual horns, low and high tone together.

So I've narrowed down my next car purchase to either a manual tranmission Supra or a Tesla Model 3 (either Performance or Long Range, not sure) and I'm actually torn. On one hand, I'd love to jump into the whole EV thing just to finally experience what it's like to daily drive/own an electric...

Raiti is a bit of a putz. I'm actually shocked that he grew his YouTube channel so fast. I just find him annoying most of the time, certainly more than most of the other YouTube car reviewers.

I think it will be. Why? Because it seems like Toyota played a pivotal role in tweaking this transmission specifically for this application. I bet it's going to be a really good unit in both operation and longevity.

I agree, it does. So does a lady bug holding on for dear life on the glass. But that drag isn't going to have any measurable effect on fuel economy. Let's be real.

So you think that adding a tiny deflector on the side mirrors is going to have a measurable negative effect on fuel economy? Seriously? It's not. If anything, redirecting the air away from the cabin while the windows are down will help fuel economy. But either way, it's not going to make any...

Makes we wonder if Anroid Auto is available on Supras delivered outside of North America. I mean, Andoid is by far preferred over IOS globally, so why not make AA available? Only in the U.S. is IOS more popular, but even then it's still pretty close. I just think it's a mistake not to offer AA...

Love the car, hate the wheel design.

I've always been a diehard Android guy, so I'm curious to know if Toyota has any plans to put Android Auto in next year's Supra. Anyone have any clue?

Anyone who drives a car that even LOOKS fast will have people egging them on to do a highway pull or a stoplight drag race. Happens every single day where I live. I mostly just ignore them.

As a current Audi owner, I've been on both sides of oil consumption issues. My 2011 (B8 car) had the issue and drank at least a quart every 2,500 miles. My 2016 (B8.5 car) pretty much uses zero oil between my 5,000 mile oil change intervals. With Audi, the issue was the oil rings on the pistons...