Toyota Europe Releases "Born on the track - Toyota Supra A90" Videos & More Info Updates

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The legend is back
The Toyota Supra is back. Inspired by over 30 years of rich heritage, our new front-engined, rear-wheel drive sports car delivers our purest experience yet. With an exhilarating blend of power, balance and agility the new Toyota Supra offers enthusiasts the ultimate expression of driving pleasure.

Supra 900 Club
The lucky group of 900 European owners set to receive the new Toyota Supra in the first year of launch, will not only have our purest sports car at their fingertips, they’ll also be elevated into an exclusive group: Supra 900 Club.

As a Supra 900 Club member, you’ll have access to a range of special benefits, including exclusive content, personalised merchandise and a host of money-can’t-buy rewards and experiences in the build-up to the delivery of your new Toyota Supra.

Looking for a feeling like nothing else? Then this is the members-only club to join in 2019.

Focus on feeling
The development of the new Toyota Supra wasn’t driven purely by performance numbers or headline lap times, but a single-minded focus on the feeling you experience at the wheel.

Feel the power
Continuing the legacy laid down by previous generations, the new Toyota Supra’s front-mounted, in-line six-cylinder engine has all the ingredients to stimulate your senses. From exhilarating performance to a pulsating soundtrack, this world-class powerplant has one mission: to provide the ultimate in driving pleasure.

At home on road or track, our high-performance sports car delivers over 300bhp from its 3.0-litre engine. Through a twin-scroll turbocharger, high-precision, direct fuel injection and variable valve control, it grants drivers seamless power and instant response. As a result, the Toyota Supra charges to 100km/h in under five seconds and, thanks to the engine’s ultra-smooth nature, delivers precise control through the bends.

Feel the balance

Optimum weight distribution, lightweight construction, low centre of gravity: three elements that define a pure sports car – and areas which our engineers obsessed over in order to make the new Toyota Supra thrilling to drive.

This no-compromise attitude applied to a front-engined, rear-wheel drive layout ensures our two-seater coupé achieves a perfect 50:50 front-to-rear weight distribution. Due to an aluminium and steel composite frame that provides incredible rigidity and lightness, a low centre of gravity and short wheelbase, drivers can revel in confidence-inspiring stability, seemingly limitless grip and a neutral handling balance.

Feel the control

Thrilling, engaging and fun, the Toyota Supra has been designed to reward drivers of every ability. Under the skin, an electronically controlled active differential and Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) are at play, giving you exquisite control, precision and agility – whenever you want to play.

The electronically controlled active differential controls the amount of torque sent to each rear wheel. Drive force is distributed flexibly, so handling remains neutral throughout every stage of a corner, while hard braking and acceleration feel stable and precise. With the advanced AVS system delivering impressive comfort and control, the Toyota Supra puts a smile on drivers’ faces whether it’s a challenging racetrack or clear country road.

Born on the track
Produced by TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, the new Toyota Supra benefits from lessons learned in competition to make it a pure sports car that's in its element both on track, at the limit, or exploiting your favourite open road.
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The golden ratio
By drawing on the highest level of motorsports engineering and design, the new, no-compromise Toyota Supra attains that perfect ‘golden ratio’ between wheelbase, track width and the height of its centre of gravity, for instant steering response and exceptional cornering performance.
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I understand why some people’s said there are not enough breaks. Temperature of break at 688 ...
 

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It shows the RPM @77xx which is well above the redline we have seen so far.
Oh, that I know. I was saying the rest of the ecu nothing the graphs and brake temperature.

But that redline though, if Yamaha really played with the engine, it's going sound insane if the gears are held up to that point.
 

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Fingers crossed there are some tricks up their sleeves.

Preorders start on Oct 2? We don't even know final specs or pricing.
 

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Preorders start on Oct 2? We don't even know final specs or pricing.
This.

So they expect pre-orders on a car with no specs, no price, no interior information, and not even 100% sure what the exterior is going to look like?!? Come on Toyota, this is just getting ridiculous.
 

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This.

So they expect pre-orders on a car with no specs, no price, no interior information, and not even 100% sure what the exterior is going to look like?!? Come on Toyota, this is just getting ridiculous.
Maybe they leak the specs to those buyers? And come back to the forum to give us the information?
 
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Fingers crossed there are some tricks up their sleeves.

Preorders start on Oct 2? We don't even know final specs or pricing.
Really strange!
I thought he would have revealed it during the Paris Auto Show but he did it 2 days before:dunno:
 
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