Yeah, Iām sure they do in the U.S., but I thought Toyota held that trademark for their TRD division for the Supra dubbed āTRD 3000GT.ā It wasnāt a standalone model, but rather an āevolutionā of the base model name Supra with every TRD part on it. So, it was the āSupra TRD 3000GTā...never actually sold in showrooms as a separate model. The Mitsubishi 3000GT was called the GTO in Japan. Someone correct me if im wrong.
I think I'm going to change my avatar to this.
This is what happens when car makers make people wait for production unveils....ha!
Considering the fact that Nissan owns Mitsubishi now, getting it would not be easyYeah, Iām sure they do in the U.S., but I thought Toyota held that trademark for their TRD division for the Supra dubbed āTRD 3000GT.ā It wasnāt a standalone model, but rather an āevolutionā of the base model name Supra with every TRD part on it. So, it was the āSupra TRD 3000GTā...never actually sold in showrooms as a separate model. The Mitsubishi 3000GT was called the GTO in Japan. Someone correct me if im wrong.
From a business competitor standpoint, i can see Nissan/Mitsubishi renewing the 3000GT trademark here in the states just to keep it away from Toyota. I would love to see a Toyota TRD 3000GT reborn. Who knows right? Things in auto industry are changing so much! I still think there will be a āGTā in the new halo carās name (GT-1, 3000GT, etc...). To me, if itās called anything but a Supra, Iāll buy it...or if itās called a Supra, better be one CAPABLE SOB!
Regardless of what engine or what ever they decide to name it tuners will go crazy with aftermarket support I guarantee it.
