[stevenvillatoro]

Amazing! Roman Miah is brilliantly talented. Read about him here, with more web links...

https://www.motul.com/gb/en/news/eve...l7cAMylEXS2zsg

[lemonchicken]

So derivative. Time marches on.

[Dogeeseegod]

I like it.

[kadhimmu783]

Looks good to me!

[JimVonBaden]

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

One spotted in its natural habitat...

[de Witt]

Just saw this ad, consistent BMW ad placement throughout:

If you need a new toy for your car company, I guess it is a no brainer asking BMW M to handle the heavy lifting. At the end of the clip, that BMW I6 sounds fantastic, so thats a bonus.

[pz619]

Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

I'd buy that shirt in a heartbeat.

On a side note, I just learned a few days ago that I'm technically a millennial. Only by a few months... but still. Disappointed.

[supra93]

[NickyC]

Originally Posted by whats77inaname

If only this guy would have been on the design team, I would have gladly parted with my money for a new Supra.

WOW that is absolutely STUNNING!!!

Just a few minor changes make a huge difference, and you can see the MKIV lineage clear as day on that one. Bravo!

[mtnbykracr]

that thing is sweeeeeeeeeeet!

[QUiKSR20]

Ill tell you what if all B58 Engines end up being super reliable due to Toyotas insane reliability we will all be thankful!

[MarkDemma]

Originally Posted by supra93

Something mentioned in this video was that Toyota took apart B58 engines as part of their involvement for more intensive quality and reliability testing than BMW was used to doing. They would then ask for revisions based on these tests, according to the film. I have to wonder if this means ALL BMW cars with a B58 variant would also benefit from this more extensive quality testing.

[IllSic_Design]

Originally Posted by MarkDemma

Something mentioned in this video was that Toyota took apart B58 engines as part of their involvement for more intensive quality and reliability testing than BMW was used to doing. They would then ask for revisions based on these tests, according to the film. I have to wonder if this means ALL BMW cars with a B58 variant would also benefit from this more extensive quality testing.

I believe all of BMW's B58's will/have benefited if true. Think about this, they started collaborating in 2012, the B58 wasn't released until 2015. Highly likely if what Tada has said in interviews is true that toyota may have helped out with quality stuff. Its been said in interviews that BOTH Toyota and BMW learned something from one-another during testing. Toyota saw how much actual road testing, etc BMW did and BMW saw how much quality testing Toyota did on individual parts/components.

[GoneIn4Secs]

Whoever buys this 2020 Supra;

I have a great deal on some oceanfront property in Idaho, drop me a pm

[The HACK]

Originally Posted by QUiKSR20

Ill tell you what if all B58 Engines end up being super reliable due to Toyotas insane reliability we will all be thankful!

You know what would be ironic? That the new "Zupra" is super reliable like a Toyota should be, and the new Z4 is about as reliable as a BMW gets.

[QUiKSR20]

Originally Posted by The HACK

You know what would be ironic? That the new "Zupra" is super reliable like a Toyota should be, and the new Z4 is about as reliable as a BMW gets.

That would be crazy lol, Could you imagine? I mean all manufactures in 2019 should be studying how Toyota makes such a reliable car...

My F30 has been pretty damn good, But its hard to be as good as Toyota at reliability they are the benchmark.

[supra93]

1st photos of it in blue.

[nick3753]

Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

Works like a charm!

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/video...PmF?ocid=ientp

[supra93]

A Toyota Supra TRD Concept is on its way, and we only have to wait till February 9 to see it. Officially named the Toyota GR Supra Performance Line Concept TRD (that's the last time we'll say that, too) it looks like a racy Supra with a big ol' wing hanging out the back.

All we have to go on is the sketch of the car's silhouette, which looks pretty good. The folks over at TRD generally bring more to the party than just aesthetic updates, though. We'll be intrigued to see if any significant power is added to the equation, possibly enough to bring it in line with the BMW Z4's 382 horsepower? Maybe we're dreaming. Aero, brake and suspension enhancements are most likely a given. The sketch is definitely exaggerating how low to the ground it'll ultimately stand, but we're still excited to see how Toyota chooses to modify the Supra first.

If Toyota were to rip the wing off the Mk IV and slap it on this car we wouldn't be disappointed. As of now they appear to be going the more functional route for the concept, with a wing designed to produce copious amounts of downforce. It's easy to begin speculating like mad about a car like this, but we should keep in mind that it's only a concept. What ultimately makes it into production or an aftermarket parts catalog is anyone's guess.

In case you were thinking of going to see it, know that TRD is pulling the wraps off at the Osaka Automesse in Japan — a long flight away from the Supra's reveal in Detroit last month. If you missed out on all the juicy details then, there's a backlog of Supra content for you to catch up on; from all the details on features and specs at the reveal, to comparisons, to our varied opinions on the new Supra, we've got you covered.

https://www.autoblog.com/2019/02/01/...-line-concept/

[supra93]

[GuidoK]

Originally Posted by IllSic_Design

Think about this, they started collaborating in 2012, the B58 wasn't released until 2015.

think about this: developing an engine takes longer than 3 years.

Its all a made up story for the potential toyota buying public to feel special.
There's no toyota tech in the z4/supra.
Its all 3/1 series tech, like every other z4 generation before it.
If you look at the underside of the g29, its all so familiar if you work on bmw's. No toyota influence to be found.