Thank you for showing the performance of the Supra and not simply mocking the car thats its a parts bin of BMW. Toyota did do there home work on the Supra to make it a balanced car in order to do power slides ( Drift ) even completely stock without any modification to the car. I like your video..!!!
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Im glad ive been holding back for the 2023 model .... ams alpha 6 package , flex fuel E85 and the goodies to bring the package together and hopefully i'll be around the 650 rwhp ... cant wait ,i dont need the manual
@@mohammadsattar5488 seeing this is an Australian model and that’s how every other Australian car manufacturer presents power figure it kind of makes sense. Maybe next time they can do it just for u
That auto box worked a treat, no manual who cares. Looking forward to you testing the new Nissan Z which does have a manual and an ordinary auto, while I'm a Z fan perhaps the Supra's better chassis will give it say a one second advantage. Whatever, the Z should be huge fun. Your test format is great too, proper testing around a race track with someone who can drive.
Supra buyers get the best of both worlds. Had Toyota not sourced BMW’s superb straight line 6 engine and reworked it for quality control and long term dependability, this sports car would’ve cost over $100,000 USD vs $56,000. Mine is arriving in about 6-8 weeks.
The excuse that Toyota doesn't have enough money to develop a sports car is just lazy. I never cared for Toyota and the lie the press keeps tooling around is shameless. The car is a BMW. Period. The collaboration smokescreen is just that. There's no excuse for Toyota being THAT lazy.
@@JuiceOg0311 that's the funniest thing I've ever heard. People make sports cars all day long that have to pass emissions. What does Toyota certifying another car have to do with BMW making the new Supra (Z4)? All makers have to abide by emissions.
bruh.... which then cars like the Mclaren F1 is actually a BMW since it has the engine of BMW, or the Pagani Huarya is Merc since it has a AMG engine so complaining like crybaby, and appreciate cars that already made
Supra buyers get the best of both worlds. Had Toyota not sourced BMW’s superb straight line 6 engine and reworked it for quality control and long term dependability, this sports car would’ve cost over $100,000 USD vs $56,000.
Thank you for showing the performance of the Supra and not simply mocking the car thats its a parts bin of BMW. Toyota did do there home work on the Supra to make it a balanced car in order to do power slides ( Drift ) even completely stock without any modification to the car. I like your video..!!!
Pick mine up in about 10 days. Cant freakin wait !!!!!!!
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Please test in 2022 - BMW 240, audi rs3 and Nissan z manual!
Could move into modified used cars for a mini series or something. Lexus GSF maybe
Would love to see the new rs3 compared against the s45s!
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man that track is gorgeous
Great review! I would love to see you track the 2.0 Supra as I own one!
Im glad ive been holding back for the 2023 model .... ams alpha 6 package , flex fuel E85 and the goodies to bring the package together and hopefully i'll be around the 650 rwhp ... cant wait ,i dont need the manual
Great video, the Supra looks like buckets of fun on track.
So the BMW Supra is faster around a race track than a Toyota Lexus track edition for round $80,000 more than the BMW Supra, interesting lol.
Why not just mention the power output in B.H.P. since it is universally known ? I have no idea how many kilowatts transfers to B.H.P. numbers.
Ya it’s just so hard to google kw to hp
Why should a viewer have to google it themselves when it's information that should be presented normally ?
@@mohammadsattar5488 seeing this is an Australian model and that’s how every other Australian car manufacturer presents power figure it kind of makes sense. Maybe next time they can do it just for u
@@AB-nv7bz well is it not possible that viewers from another country may be watching too ??
That auto box worked a treat, no manual who cares. Looking forward to you testing the new Nissan Z which does have a manual and an ordinary auto, while I'm a Z fan perhaps the Supra's better chassis will give it say a one second advantage. Whatever, the Z should be huge fun. Your test format is great too, proper testing around a race track with someone who can drive.
That has to be the fastest car you would want around that track. I can’t imagine something like a Sena going around it.
Can you do a lap time in GR Yaris Rallye to add to the leader board?
Supra buyers get the best of both worlds. Had Toyota not sourced BMW’s superb straight line 6 engine and reworked it for quality control and long term dependability, this sports car would’ve cost over $100,000 USD vs $56,000. Mine is arriving in about 6-8 weeks.
keep em coming! :D
Next time you should test the Kia stinger GT that would be great to see where it would sit on the leaderboard.
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I prefer the RC-F Sport. All Lexus/Toyota Engineering V6 & Chassis.... just needs a Turbo and maybe a Manual
Love the Supra
Oh so it just the Supra we get in the states with the steering wheel on the wrong side
Whole review could have been condensed to the 2 minutes that you actually drove it properly
The excuse that Toyota doesn't have enough money to develop a sports car is just lazy. I never cared for Toyota and the lie the press keeps tooling around is shameless.
The car is a BMW. Period. The collaboration smokescreen is just that. There's no excuse for Toyota being THAT lazy.
Lol and you obviously don’t understand cost of development and production.
And clearly your not aware of the emissions laws. Toyota couldn’t make this car due to that reason so BMW already had that area covered.
@@JuiceOg0311 lol ok kid
@@JuiceOg0311 that's the funniest thing I've ever heard. People make sports cars all day long that have to pass emissions. What does Toyota certifying another car have to do with BMW making the new Supra (Z4)? All makers have to abide by emissions.
Not bad for a fake Toyota.. hopefully most reliable Bimmer ever
bruh....
which then cars like the Mclaren F1 is actually a BMW since it has the engine of BMW, or the Pagani Huarya is Merc since it has a AMG engine
so complaining like crybaby, and appreciate cars that already made
@@JoDON111 yes and I see the service cost for those engineering disasters!! Enjoy wasting your money on European cars!! 😂
The Supra is really a 99.9% BMW with Toyota clothes.
So much BMW that Toyota dealers take the Supra to a BMW dealer to get it serviced.
@@adamgilesconcoursdelegance9302 If you're broke just say it.
Supra buyers get the best of both worlds. Had Toyota not sourced BMW’s superb straight line 6 engine and reworked it for quality control and long term dependability, this sports car would’ve cost over $100,000 USD vs $56,000.