It’s not bad in an objective sense, but the fact that it would fit right in to a Honda Civic really ruins the idea of the Supra as anything special.
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The dumb fuck owns a hotel and restaurant right down the street, and he was still too cheap to spring for a decent meal out of his own pocket.
You’re smoking crack. The MKIV is one of the best driver-focused cockpits ever designed.
Looks like a low-poly render of a minivan. Maybe they’re not finished with it yet.
Compared to the last Supra, that interior is absolute garbage.
There’s not a stock exhaust anywhere that exceeds 95 decibels.
80 db is the level of a dishwasher. 95 db is a subway train. The difference is about 6x, the scale is not linear.
Come back, AMC
Nothing’s ever going to beat the looks of the 2nd generation Supra for me, but this new one is easily the second-best looker of any Supra. I’m just happy it’s back, and can’t wait to see what Toyota does with it for the next few years.
I’d personally look for an earlier, lighter Giugiaro version—but that V8’s a beauty as well.
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The OP wants something with exotic looks that “makes me smile as I’m walking to it and then maintains that joy during the drive.”
Don’t just go for exotic, go for supercar. Go for wall poster levels of supercar, the third element in the holy trinity of 1980s eye candy, the Lotus Esprit.
No, it’s not.
It’s too refined and dignified for the United States.
If the Cool Wall still existed, the only Tesla that would make it out of “seriously uncool” would be the first Roadster.
Not really.
That’s no iPhone.
This is why I hate Tesla. Their idiotic giant tablet has led the copycat auto industry to fall for the “touchscreens = technology” bullshit. Now we’re reaching a tipping point where it’s nearly impossible to buy a car that doesn’t focus your attention on the giant screens inside, rather than the road outside.
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Counterpoint: the Delorean is a dog that no one would care about if it wasn’t in a movie, the Viper is silly and plasticky, and the E-type was only good through Series 1.