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There seems to be a lot of cars missing from this tracker, a total of 844 '23 Supra's on the tracker (last updated 8/21/23), but goodcarbadcar shows 1,912 Supra's sold in 2023 (Jan-Aug).

You forgot - D. "California, the land of fruits and nuts" (not sure if this post is against forum rules) California probably has the best car culture of any US state

I’d assume a car finished in Austria 3/26 shouldn’t take longer than 4/5 months to get anywhere in the world even with shipping delays and tropical storms (like Hilary). At worst I’d think cars trickling into snowy parts of the USA getting into dealers fall of 2026 for a 3/26 build.

What happened to it's beaches, weather, etc?

All new 2027 Toyota Supra starting at $89,995. more carbon fiber, +30% increase chassis rigidity vs. outgoing A90, 540 Horsepower V6TT w/ hybrid motor, +400 lbs increase in curb weight, and in case i forgot mention, more carbon fiber!

As long as your income/investments are at least keeping up with inflation, then no hope is lost ???

If $60k of today's money is equivalent to $80k 2028 money, sure that's not a leap and no need to "freak out" when explained by inflation. But if it's $80k of today's money, than that's 1/3rd of a price increase...PerformanceSound is speculating not much lower than $100k so I guess I'm being...

So it sounds like A100 Supra will be even a more limited production car than the A90. At least through the lense of social media, it seems like a lot of 20/30 yr olds are able to reach on a $50/60k car loan for the MKV. If there is more confirmation the A100 is going to be $90k and I can’t...

Wasn't the $ tag one of the major reasons why the A80 was considered a failure (in the past)? History repeats itself, but for the A100, my hope is not. I would say the main reason I want an A90 is because I can't afford a brand new Porsche Cayman 4.0 or base 911, but I guess I'm just poor and...

134 sold Aug '23 1,912 YTD '23 (Jan-Aug '23) (-47.4% decline vs. 2022 YTD) Last year: 413 sold Aug '22 3,635 YTD '22 (Jan-Aug '22) https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/toyota-supra-sales-figures/

I'm sure a mechanic knows way more than me, but I thought it wasn't a good idea to overfill the ZF autos and they usually had a particular fluid change procedure. Like, fill until oil runs out fill plug, turn on car and run through park, reverse, 1st, 2nd while parked, let transmission get to...

Maybe I could be convinced otherwise if I saw a Burnout in person, but I don't see the appeal of matte white. Phantom Matte Gray can look menacing and Burnout matte white can look well umm...frosty

MT!

I recently bought a new BRZ because I lost my patience. Still have the deposit for the Supra so if/when the time comes, I’ll reassess my options. As of now, I’d say it’s doubtful I will end up in a Supra.

I'd love to be in your shoes, I placed a deposit back in April '22 and still nothing without an ETA.

You may be stupid, but you are fastest.

Personally, I think driving a manual transmission as a daily vehicle is stupid. Also to note, I daily drive a manual and I am stupid.

Where have journalist or people said the paddles on the Supra were junk? Of the dozens of reviews I've watched/read, everyone says the zf8 automatic is the best automatic on the market. The journalists who have kicked and screamed for the manual Supra usually admit the automatic transmission is...

“Toyota's global operating profit margin rose to 10.6% in the latest quarter but is only 3% in North America” I wonder if this profit margin discrepancy is similar to the Supra and the reason for dramatically lower USA sales numbers versus last year or if overall global production of the Supra...

The CU Later back in June sold for $76,500 w/ 25 miles and a damaged front bumper that was resprayed. I would of thought the Burnout would go for more since it's more limited to 50 units?