1. Want a rally style hot hatch with stability, 4 doors and insane grip - Corolla 2. Want exquisite balance across power, handling, steering, weight and a true back to basics sports car - 86 3. Want an 86 but need a lot more power (and easily tunable for even more), exotic long-hood, short-deck proportions (like S2000, Mercedes AMG GT, Viper, M Coupe) while giving up on some balance and weight? - Supra Me? Corolla coz it's hilly and rains, ices a lot where I live and I have a kid!
Damn I was a few months late on the news of the release of a manual version of the Supra. I guess I will have to suffer with my Cayman purchase last year. Great review 👍
Still disappointed you can’t drive the Supra with the windows down. A fundamental flaw still not fixed. The manual fixed all my other gripes with the vehicle. I am very curious about the reliability on the engine. Especially since Toyota puts its port and direct injection system on vehicles like the GR86 but left this engine DI only which I thought was interesting that they took such a hands off approach with the Supra. All that said, if I could afford the MSRP on the manual Supra I would buy it. Sadly it’s $10k over my budget
Great reviews! Looking at either the 718 base plus necessary options, or the Supra. With what should be std options I am at 85g Cad on the 718 and since it’s like building a pizza it gets expensive. Wishing their design engineers would amp it up with subtle changes so you can tell if it’s new or 10 years old. Guess it saves on parts. Would anyone know how long it takes to get the new pizza after ordering? Do you think I could go wrong with either car? Thanks!
Kevin, the question is: are you a boy or a man? To re-phrase your ex- better yet-are you a med student/life long intern or an attending physician? I’m not downgrading my manual Cayman GTS 4.0 for a manual Supra. Happy Easter!
The Cayman GTS 4.0 is almost double the price of the Supra... yet they are very comparable performance wise. I can understand your disdain for the Supra.
@@prodnxbu yes, and I only liked the noise insulation and interior albeit the gr86 has a better shift knob position. power is there, but it isn't really useable for everyday driving. if i'm owning a car, i'll be driving it daily and it'll gonna be my only gar. gr86 won that. if someone were to give me this supra, i'll instantly sell it to buy a gr86 and use the remaining money to modify it.
1. Want a rally style hot hatch with stability, 4 doors and insane grip - Corolla
2. Want exquisite balance across power, handling, steering, weight and a true back to basics sports car - 86
3. Want an 86 but need a lot more power (and easily tunable for even more), exotic long-hood, short-deck proportions (like S2000, Mercedes AMG GT, Viper, M Coupe) while giving up on some balance and weight? - Supra
Me? Corolla coz it's hilly and rains, ices a lot where I live and I have a kid!
All they need bring back is MR2
@@BitcoinTo100K rumors are there is one in the making in colab with Suzuki. Not sure if it will make it to the states though.
@v8_sami that'd be sick I'm trying collect all the GR products. I've got a GR86 so far hope they continue making them for awhile
Weirdest thing in the video? Snow! The BMW/Toyota partnership has grown on me. This is a car I would consider but I’m more in the slow car fast camp.
Damn I was a few months late on the news of the release of a manual version of the Supra. I guess I will have to suffer with my Cayman purchase last year. Great review 👍
you are the only car reviewer that i trust.
Still disappointed you can’t drive the Supra with the windows down. A fundamental flaw still not fixed. The manual fixed all my other gripes with the vehicle. I am very curious about the reliability on the engine. Especially since Toyota puts its port and direct injection system on vehicles like the GR86 but left this engine DI only which I thought was interesting that they took such a hands off approach with the Supra. All that said, if I could afford the MSRP on the manual Supra I would buy it. Sadly it’s $10k over my budget
Great reviews! Looking at either the 718 base plus necessary options, or the Supra. With what should be std options I am at 85g Cad on the 718 and since it’s like building a pizza it gets expensive. Wishing their design engineers would amp it up with subtle changes so you can tell if it’s new or 10 years old. Guess it saves on parts. Would anyone know how long it takes to get the new pizza after ordering? Do you think I could go wrong with either car? Thanks!
I keep on thinking it’s blue like the a91 but in real life it’s blueish purple I know cause I seen one
Do you consider the Manual Supra a "driver's car"? Been seriously considering making the switch from my C8 Stingray to a manual Supra...
Yes
And 4th years have the 45th anniversary
Cayman!! Is a Queen👧 👸 !
For me it's a toss up between the GR86 and the GR Corolla
The 86 has a Gasket issue ,
Supra and i own a Yaris Rallye.
7:30 No wonder she's your ex! Thank you, next
Kevin, the question is: are you a boy or a man? To re-phrase your ex- better yet-are you a med student/life long intern or an attending physician? I’m not downgrading my manual Cayman GTS 4.0 for a manual Supra. Happy Easter!
Neither. Emira
The Cayman GTS 4.0 is almost double the price of the Supra... yet they are very comparable performance wise. I can understand your disdain for the Supra.
gr86 is a lot more better.
in what way lol
@@tyhyhh cost
Have you driven this car? I'd say this car is a lot of fun, way more punchy obviously and can be tuned to oblivion
@@prodnxbu yes, and I only liked the noise insulation and interior albeit the gr86 has a better shift knob position. power is there, but it isn't really useable for everyday driving. if i'm owning a car, i'll be driving it daily and it'll gonna be my only gar. gr86 won that.
if someone were to give me this supra, i'll instantly sell it to buy a gr86 and use the remaining money to modify it.
@@khazzzzzz I can respect that