I am happy that manual Supra exists but I am not sure how much of a good idea it is. It’s a really nice powerful engine but turbo lag doesn’t go so well with manuals. In Nissan z you need to rev it out to get full boost. I am big fan of Porsche Cayman for being NA. I really liked C7 Corvette as well, simple front…

Due to way current emissions rules are set up for manuals, they have to use higher gear ratio in manual

Just give me the data, I would make miscalculation and make my own interpretation. 

“No touch screens – all cars should only have buttons and knobs. Technology is dumb - well that’s just the facts”

My wife bought hers for 40k before taxes and it might sell for more than that now. She did get 5.5k off MSRP and 9.9k in lease rebate then she did the buyout of 55k kia for 4ok.

Agree, I never drove the base model but always assumed it was as good as GT models but just less power. Saw the review from Savagegesses, and ohh boy, he crushed the base model completely.  

I completely agree with bad dealer experience, I just kept looking till I found one that offered the price I wanted. 4k off MSRP with no dealer installed crap on 2019 model GT2 AWD in December of 2018. Then on top of that I got 6.5k off in lease rebate. 6 months later, my girlfriend at that time, got 5.5k off MSRP…

Idiots everywhere

Hood is 6 more inches long than before, so cabin will actually get 3 inches less compared to previous generation.

This car is no brainer with lease incentive of around 10k, negotiate to price 5k below MSRP on top trim, lease it for 2 years, in a month or two, buy it out at 38-40k. I got mine when lease incentives were 6.5k but my friend waited 6 months and got her at 9.9k incentive.  

Lol, that's epic.

Gt is lowest trim with 3.3 turbo. Not a good deal.

Do brands actually have control over dealership? I know they can’t revoke it due to the laws. Do factories have other leverages?

Luxury to me is

That’s why you shouldn't get first year model.

Stinger does offer v6 for below 40k, gt starts at $39,300. And you can find much better deal with dealer discount and kia incentives.

It raise the questions, are they really honest? Who is going to judge? Was there a conflict of interest? Did they fake that car needed a test drive of x miles and used it for then own work?

It’s has much better interior than charger. 

I had exact same thoughts. Car is pretty good, only thing I am planning to change is rear sway bar.

Most of the times I want to gift "statistics done wrong" book to most of survey companies.