Blaque Diamond Wheels
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Dec 14, 2020
- Threads
- 5
- Messages
- 506
- Reaction score
- 374
- Location
- Chatsworth, CA
- Car(s)
- Supra MkV
Cars won't always be a one size fits all solution to your speed fix. The guy is probably is one of those people that weren't considered in the Supra's demographic ?Some of his complaints were legit, and some were silly. Complaining about seat bolstering when you are clearly overweight and don't fit in the car very well is not the seats fault. Most sports cars have seats that suck you in otherwise you slide around everywhere. It's nearly impossible to build one seat that fits every body type. I am 189 lbs and lift a lot of weights and fit fine. I honestly would not want the seats wider.
I think some of it is price too, as a Porsche there is likely closer in price to a Supra whereas here in the US there is a big price gap between a comparatively configured Supra and Cayman.
Complaining that the interior is nice "but not Toyota" is the one that gets me. I see these complaints all the time and I don't really want a Toyota interior over a BMW interior too be honest. The Supra interior is far superior to any of my previous American sportscars (GT350, SS1LE, C7 Corvette).
The car not "being low enough" is one of those things. You can clearly put lowering springs or coilovers on it if you want it lower, but most "budget" sports cars are not that low as they have to meet safety standards, and if Toyota lowered the car too much then other reviewers would complain about scraping and the car being too hard to get in and out of because it's too low.
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