mkivalex
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- 1993 MKIV Supra TT 6SPD
and it also says GT86...
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For what it's worth, A90 is marketing right now. I don't expect there to be any use of A90 in any official documentation or chassis codes for this vehicle.This also contradicts ynguldyn's post about the EU-only 195hp 20i. Not to mention the car is known as A90, and not J29.
they did a refresh on the GT86 with plenty of changes made especially suspension wise and there are plenty of rumors and hints of another go between Toyota & Subaru so why wouldn't this be likely with the Supra? Toyota appears to be quite happy to let other manufacturers/contractors build the niche sports cars and use up their production lines. I doubt Toyota would be dumb enough to hurt their own brand image by killing off their enthusiast marketed vehicles all over again. Besides the LFA & 2000GT, Toyota rarely kills off their models quickly.I’d like to believe they won’t abandon it but.. I extremely doubt this car even getting a refresh. Everything depends on the success of this initial version.
At 335hp and 60k price tag it’ll find the fanboy sales initially and a year later they’ll start celebrating birthday days at dealer lots shortly after. If they diversify the car and cater to more folks such as.. a stripped down version with most powerful motor , manual in stripped and loaded versions, maybe a Targa .. youll see this car succeed. But one model with different power levels and one trans will limit the audience.
But it isn't even recently, they already told us this way back when the GR Supra concept debut at Geneva in March. Also everyone that attended the private event at the Toyota dealer has said the 6 cyl has 350hp (also well as A70TTR), not 335hp.For what it's worth, A90 is marketing right now. I don't expect there to be any use of A90 in any official documentation or chassis codes for this vehicle.
Jeff
Even if that's true, yay 15hp bump.But it isn't even recently, they already told us this way back when the GR Supra concept debut at Geneva in March. Also everyone that attended the private event at the Toyota dealer has said the 6 cyl has 350hp (also well as A70TTR), not 335hp.
4 cyl for a second gen Toyota 86 / BMW Z3?As to the GT86 reference, thats something for another discussion.
that's my assumption. it makes sense with the "Supra is inline 6" theme.4 cyl for a second gen Toyota 86 / BMW Z3?
dates are engineering design freeze IIRCThose numbers are abysmal if even remotely close to being true. ^
So there is still hope for a manual?With the J29, there are only 2 models listed (equivalent to the Z4 30i and RoW M40i). That leaves a 3rd that
A: Doesn’t have a ZF transmission
B: BMW is not the applicant for the Emissions Certificate (the older SPX data list - German for Shared Emissions Index)
Or it’s the bmw dctSo there is still hope for a manual?
An accidental GT86 MK2 entry or possibly an old reference not deleted. I truly believe from everything I’ve physically seen with my own eyes, the G/J29 mates evolved into different cars than what either company originally wanted to start with.4 cyl for a second gen Toyota 86 / BMW Z3?