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Ive read its confirmed 2017 joint venture with BMW will be 400BHP and will fit in nicely between GT-86 and Lexus LFA as a more middle of the road sportscar and also possibly a return of the MR2 as well,



so some Japanese legends making a comeback great news Toyotas now heading in the right direction :thumbsup:



sadly no news of the return of starlet glanzas Yet lol



probably old news but still pretty exciting I think :clapping:



Supra Prototype Rendering



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bit more information



http://www.themotorreport.com.au/55433/new-toyota-supra-confirmed-mr2-on-the-cards-report


http://www.worldcarfans.com/112111450540/toyota-supra-successor-confirmed-for-production-will-launch


http://wot.motortrend.com/toyota-gt86-engineer-upbeat-about-potential-supra-and-mr2-successors-291229.html#axzz2LYJtnJQZ


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Exciting! However the joint venture bit puts me off. It's gonna be the same situation with the GT86 platform, where they're basically the same car and in my mind it'd limit what they do with the car being imaginative or different.


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I know what your saying it will share with the new Z4 but heres a quote which kinda makes me a little more confident bmw wont ruin it :)



"While the platform will be a Toyota design, BMW will work on the suspension and fine-tuning of the handling."


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Another speculation, definateley an MR2?



Why would they when a Celica could sit below the GT86 in the price line up, be cheap to produce in FWD form and correct me if im wrong, the last one sold a lot more than the MR2.


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I know what your saying it will share with the new Z4 but heres a quote which kinda makes me a little more confident bmw wont ruin it :)

"While the platform will be a Toyota design, BMW will work on the suspension and fine-tuning of the handling."

Same kinda thing with Toyota and Subaru though, where the engine is Subaru. Both cars are pretty tame when it comes to performance, would be a shame if the same thing happens with the Supra

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