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2014 Toyota Supra
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Too bad there really isn't a 2014 supra.
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Would be cool if the Supra came back.
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Agree. It was an awesome car for its time, and still kicks *** today. It's neat how it has performance nearly identical to the 370Z even though it's about 15 years older comparably.
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given toyota's awesome pricing on the LFA, I bet the supra will be like $160k and the GTR will still be the better buy
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The supra and the 300zx tt were both over 40k in the 1990s, so even if they made them to the exact same specs now, just inflation adjusted they'd each be over 60k. When you consider that the GTR is probably the least expensive new version of a turbocharged very fast GT car (skyline) and its about 90k, and toyota will probably expect at least 100k for this.
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Looks like the offspring of a LFA and the FT86 concept.
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Hmm.
Well, all I can say is that if Toyota was going to do this, they have two options: 1. An upgraded version of the FR-S that would compete with the Z. 2. A downgraded version of the LFA that would compete with the GT-R. That said, don't hold your breath... |
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Plus, there's been less significant streamlining since the 90's. The japanese had already lss'd their processes by that time, and not much has changed since. |
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The only reason the 370z and 350z cost less than the z32 TT is because the Z went from having a purpose built twin turbocharged motor used only in one application, to simply using the same vq that they throw in into the Altima, Maxima, FX, EX, G, M (and i'm probably missing some). Designing every car around the same motor really helps cut costs, but when it comes to building performance cars, it really kills the performance and soul of the vehicle. The fact of the matter is, a stock 370z isn't exactly going sh1t all over a maxima in a straight line. You know why? because they have the same powerplant and the Z isn't even that much lighter. Had the Z continued to receive its own motor for only its application it, and nissan had continued to improve upon its design, you'd wind up with a Z with a VR38DETT, and if the Z were actually designed around that motor, or one similar to it, the Z would beat corvettes just like it did in the 90's. |
Not too bad. If it comes true expect it to look very different from these pictures
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This is actually true toyota confirmed this like 2 months ago, supra name was about to be released for anyone to use and toyota didn't want that so.....yeah.
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I hope to see a new Supra or something above the 86/BR-Z but below the LFA. |
Rumors or a Supra coming back are going on over 10 years. Sadly, if they did bring it back it would not be as potent as the MKIV Supra. Having owned a 97TT (which I turned into a big single) I would rather they left the Supra alone instead of bringing back a watered down version. Only way I would consider it is if they put in the 2JZGTE motor.
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The rumor is that the supra will return in 2015 to compete with the gtr. I think a $100k supra is a bad idea, no one wanted to pay $50k when it was discontinued.
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looks LFA-ish :stirthepot:
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too bad it's a toyota.
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I wish the supra came back
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Doesn't the GTR cease production in 2016? So they would compete for like a year or so.
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I remember when they said the supra was coming out in 2010....
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They should just let the dead king of power and styling rest. I think it's the '93-'97 model? STILL the absolute best lines on a car to date. (except maybe the Ferrari 360)
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It just doesn't get much better than this. Toyota hit a grand slam with this design.
http://image.modified.com/f/33972993...Bside_view.jpg |
I have always maintained the theory that the LFA is nothing more than Toyota playing catch up on tech and laying the groundwork for a new Supra. It would make sense considering how much of a loss they take on each one of those vehicles.
That said, rumors of a new Supra have been around for ages and I expect to see a new one around the same time I expect to see a brand new S16. |
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