Indeed it did! That car was amazing because no matter how many times I went off on track, hit cones at autocross, or scraped on driveways it never looked any worse haha. I ended up totaling it, rebuilding it, and eventually selling it to my close friend who now also beats the hell out of it.That black 86 must've seen quite the hailstorm wowzers
This is 140mm shorter, 45mm wider, 15mm taller and 80mm shorter than the previous Supra of 1993.
The A90 is obviously disadvantaged by wearing camo. Not to mention that both car's proportions are being distorted by perspective and the focal length of the camera's lens. In any case, I think both of them are very beautiful cars.The A80 just looks so much better here...
So, the new MkV could be an evolutionary(as well as revolutionary) from the MkIV.For the Dimensions (Speculation only) its not the same, but the human eye may struggle to notice:
"The 2019 Toyota Supra will have 335bhp, 332lb ft and a 0-62mph time of 3.8sec, according to leaked statistics from Japanese magazine Best Car. ... If the leak is to be believed, the new Supra will be 4380mm long, 1855mm wide, 1290mm tall and will have a wheelbase of 2470mm. This is 140mm shorter, 45mm wider, 15mm taller and 80mm shorter than the previous Supra of 1993. At 1496kg, the new car is 14kg lighter than the previous Supra and 250kg heavier than the Toyota GT86. ".
Do everyone on the forum a favor and stop posting!So, the new MkV could be an evolutionary(as well as revolutionary) from the MkIV.
Here’s why:
-MkV is shorter than MkIV
-MkV is wider than MkIV
-MkV is taller than MkIV
-MkV has shorter wheelbase than MkIV
-MkV is lighter than MkIV
-MkV has only 2-seat configuration while MkIV has 2+2
-MkV will be made in Austria while MkIV was made in Japan
- MkV will use BMW components while MkIV used purely Toyota