ShakaDaKine
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Apart from doing a ton of research and watching a pluthera of videos, it was the test drive that got me, along with almost $7K off MSRP.
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I have not had the chance to drive the Supra on the Blue Ridge Parkway yet. Living in Lexington, SC - we go every fall but it's usually a family trip so we take the Tahoe. I can't wait to take the Supra through the mountains!Would highly recommend Greenville. It's like sports car heaven around here. Huge BMW car club of America presence, M driving school, and Road Atlanta only 1.5 hours away. Shoot an hour north and Blue Ridge Parkway, lots of cool mountain roads.
For sure. Best to go early Spring or before roads close for winter (ice/snow closures). Lots of wide sweepers just needs to share the road with bikers so take blind corners easy.I have not had the chance to drive the Supra on the Blue Ridge Parkway yet. Living in Lexington, SC - we go every fall but it's usually a family trip so we take the Tahoe. I can't wait to take the Supra through the mountains!
I often find myself in Greenville because my firm's home office is there. I didn't know about the M driving school though.
That's how I was with Subarus. Went WAY down that rabbit hole, but it feels good to have moved on.FYI - ive been a nissan kid my whole life. Never disliked toyota, and of-course, a huge supra fan-boy, but just been loyal to nissan for seemingly no reason since 2006.
That's awesome you are able to do that. People like you make me wanna better myself so I can do that without being money stretched.Car was a total impulse buy. I wanted a new car for a drag build, and figured this one would be fine. I wasn't in the market for a car necessarily, but it was sitting at a dealership when I drove by.
Sounds like you made a good choiceHonestly, I'm just odd. I looked at a bunch of possible things to replace my 2013 FR-S with and ultimately settled here. I very nearly went with a used 4C; in the end the complete lack of practicality with that car pulled me away. The Supra ended up having just enough to make it workable (I daily it).
I like the look, the performance is sufficient, and the price was reasonable for me.
A Supra has such an iconic look, seeing one in person hits different.I was in the market to buy a Mustang GT but came across a Supra that was selling under MSRP (2.0L model) and was close to the price of mustangs. The Supra was never on my radar until I saw one on the lot and knew I had to have it. I really like the uniqueness of the car and the nostalgia the name has with it.