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  1. Toyota Supra Interior Looking More Production in Latest Sighting

    I'm not sure how I feel about the screen just sticking out like that. Looks like an afterthought like with the C-HR.
  2. 3rd gen G29 BMW Z4 (2019-202X)

    According to this the Z will go into production in 11/2018.
  3. Toyota Supra rumored to be offered with 2.0L turbo 4-cylinder base model

    A 4 cylinder Supra would make sense for other markets, but I hope it doesn't make its way to the US.
  4. Let's talk about Colors

    I think this car would look great in yellow. The old Supra, not so much. I seen a few in person and it just didn't look right too me.
  5. 2019 Toyota Supra Prototype Reveals Production Intent Design/Parts

    Sorry I should have said next Z. Rumor mills are saying TTV6 for the Z35. I included the Cayman because in the EVO interview Tada san was supposedly quoted saying that is what they were aiming for. Totally agree on the C7. Growing up I always heard people referring to the old Supra as the...
  6. 2019 Toyota Supra Prototype Reveals Production Intent Design/Parts

    What do you guys think the competition will be? I think they will be going after the Nissan Z, Cayman, F-Type, and maybe base C7.
  7. Hybrid Supra Rumors & Chatter / B58 hybrid

    I used to want one of these. I loved the C6, but they were everywhere. The issue I had with the XLR was what you said; too many old white dudes having one killed it for me :rofl:
  8. 3rd gen G29 BMW Z4 (2019-202X)

    I hope not, that thing looks super bland and boring...
  9. 2019 Toyota Supra Prototype Reveals Production Intent Design/Parts

    so much for a 911 competitor :thumbsdown:
  10. Hybrid Supra Rumors & Chatter / B58 hybrid

    From a cost point; I think i would rather just see a NA V6 over a hybrid V6. The 2GR-FKS on the new LS makes 318hp. https://lexusenthusiast.com/2017/06/05/v6-powered-lexus-ls-350-debuts-at-china-auto-show/
  11. New Ford GT leaked?

    How Ford Managed to Keep the New GT Supercar a Secret http://www.carscoops.com/2015/02/how-ford-managed-to-keep-new-gt.html





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