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I wonder why Toyota did not make it with traditional handbrake instead…

I’m optimistic that a manual transmission MkV is coming soon. There have been reports and rumors saying that manual transmission will be released in 2022 for the 2023 model year with the 3.0-liter I6 engine. I just wonder how much more exciting the MkV Supra could have been if it’ll be fitted...

Rumors have been saying that the upcoming 2021 GR86 will receive a new NA 2.4-liter engine. Finally, more power. But it still won’t be turbocharged. I believe Toyota wouldn’t allow the GR86 to be more powerful than the Supra. Besides, they cater to different markets and age groups. Maybe the...

Toyota Supra 2.0 vs. Toyota 86 2.0 https://www.cars.com/articles/toyota-86-vs-toyota-supra-2-0-how-do-toyotas-4-cylinder-sports-cars-compare-424519/

Next-gen Toyota 86 is coming soon... just curious how will it compete with the Toyota Supra 2.0-liter 4 banger? Also, it will come with a standard manual transmission. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33595275/2022-toyota-86-subaru-brz-greater-details-spied/

I believe Toyota will release a manual Supra soon because if not, when the new Nissan 400Z is launched with manual transmission, the Supra will be in BIG trouble.

Is a manual transmission coming, really, at long last?o_O https://www.carscoops.com/2020/07/the-toyota-supra-may-soon-get-a-manual-transmission/

As much as the enthusiasts crave for a manual transmission Supra, if Toyota doesn’t have a good business case to build it, for sure they won’t. :dunno:

If, by now, the aftermarket has been demonstrating the strengths of the A90 in terms of tuning capacity, I wonder how much better it will be when it receives update/s soon......:hmm: *Still keeping my fingers crossed on a manual transmission road-legal production version...because, at the end...

Why not offer it with manual transmission instead, for purer driving pleasure?:drive:

If comparing the new Toyota Supra to the Tesla Model 3, why not just wait for Porsche’s 1st all-electric Taycan, which will be unveiled on September 4th. Just a month away.

Sad to learn that it’s already been confirmed that the MkV Supra won’t be offered with a manual transmission.:cry:

Boo, so no manual, after all. :thumbsdown: What about an electric version of the Supra, is it possible?

Daily driving it, for sure the ZF8HP is the more practical choice. You can totally rest your left foot. The transmission has been used by a lot of premium automakers including Lamborghini, Bentley, and Rolls-Royce, to name a few. This transmission is the best in its class; and Toyota would’t...

It’s for pure driver involvement. That’s what purists want and need. Rowing your own gears is something that feels very rewarding if you know how to do it properly. It’s fun!

What do you guys think about this mechanic’s thoughts on the new C8 Corvette?

I believe modern Toyota sports cars feel hybridized. Personally, I’ve driven both the 86 and BRZ, and the twins feel like both; it can feel like a Toyota and/or Subaru. I believe the same applies to the Supra/Z4 partnership. Bottom line is....modern Toyota sports cars are good and enjoyable to...

Finally, the drawing has already been completed!

Rear(and side) of the MkIV/MkV

Well, for me, it’s really hard to choose from this standpoint. Different cars cater to different audiences; and they’re of different categories. The Supra primarily caters to enthusiasts who want to bring their car to the track, as well as enjoy it on the road; more on having pleasurable...