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Old 02-13-2019, 02:14 PM   #200 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 View Post
I try to look at it like this... Let's say this Supra sets the world on fire? And sales go back to 80's or early 90's levels. 30,000 units annually. Toyota would have made enough money that the 2nd gen, we may have a 3jz?
Only took them 7 years to get this one out - by then teleportation technology will nuke the car market. But I will hope for your scenario instead.

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The thing about all those other cars you mentioned is they come from car companies that build semi exotics. And Chevy still enjoys sales numbers of over 10,000 units.
Not the point - they're still halo cars for their respective brands, engineered and mostly built solely by that brand.

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The fault isn't in Toyota. It's in all the pansies buying snoozemobiles. Glorifying electrified cars and crossovers and enthusiasts who DONT make the SACRIFICE of buying new.
Do not disagree at all here. I have owned three 370Zs myself, two of which were bought new, so I feel I'm entitled to the final sentiment there.
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