I recommend using the driver-side door. Using the passenger-side door or the hatchback are both technically possible, but I recommend against those options.Now since the battery issue is resolved (hopefully) I gotta figure out the best way to get in and out of the Supra. I am tall at 6'2" and certainly there is a technique for doing that?
Thanks for the advice. Might give the hatch a try!!! Don't worry I will figure it out once I throw my back out a few times.I recommend using the driver-side door. Using the passenger-side door or the hatchback are both technically possible, but I recommend against those options.
(Seriously, though, I don't know what to suggest other than the obvious: sit down while leaning forward then pull your legs in after. I'm short, so it's not a problem for me.)
Apparently we 2.0 owners have to stick together and let these 3.0 guys know our cars are fun too. My neighbor (who is 74) saw my car and now he wants one.....haha.I'm 78, sometimes quite young and sometimes very old, I on occasion drive my 2.0 and I am quite happy with it.
I live "way out" in the country so having a place to go as fast as I want is no problem. Also plenty of curves and hills.
I'm 6'4 and get in easily. Just drop the ass in, lean forward, and duck as you turn into the car. You'll bump your head a couple times, and then it's second nature. Getting out is slightly harder. I push myself out of the seat and use a bit of momentum to swing myself up.Now since the battery issue is resolved (hopefully) I gotta figure out the best way to get in and out of the Supra. I am tall at 6'2" and certainly there is a technique for doing that?
I applaud you.I'm 78, sometimes quite young and sometimes very old, I on occasion drive my 2.0 and I am quite happy with it.
I live "way out" in the country so having a place to go as fast as I want is no problem. Also plenty of curves and hills.
My neighbor saw mine and rode in it. She bought a white 2.0 from same BCS dealer.Apparently we 2.0 owners have to stick together and let these 3.0 guys know our cars are fun too. My neighbor (who is 74) saw my car and now he wants one.....haha.
This is where the 2.0 really excelsAlso plenty of curves and hills.
She traded in a Prius.My neighbor saw mine and rode in it. She bought a white 2.0 from same BCS dealer.
As mush fun as the original Miata.This is where the 2.0 really excels
Hi everyone,
New guy here. Picked up my 2021 Supra 2.0 (Tungsten) today. The dealership is roughly 80 miles from me and had the exact car
I wanted. Long story short I start driving back home after everything was completed and the "battery needs replaced" light comes on.
So as you can imagine that concerned me so I called my salesman and he didn't know what to do except bring the car back to the dealership.
They gave me a loaner to get me home and will deliver the car tomorrow morning. Should this be something that I should be concerned with
or is this normal.??? I am new to the Supra world so I hope this isn't serious.
You are right there. This car handles great. I think it is the same or maybe even better then the Porsche Cayman I had a few years back. Oh and yes I banged my head last night....got in a hurry and thought I was in my Jeep.This is where the 2.0 really excels