2 forty Wrote:http://www.autoblog.com/2009/10/20/one-m...ith-specs/
possible supra type replacement?
only its 400lbs less than the gtr and has a v10
only part i dont like is its auto and only 500 wil be made 
Auto?
Sequential is not auto.
You have 150k to spend on it? lol
Scorke
Quote:Sequential is not auto.
what i meant it isn't a traditional manual trans
2 forty Wrote:Quote:Sequential is not auto.
what i meant it isn't a traditional manual trans
I hear you.
I would feel the same way if the performance suffered, but its just a byproduct of the times (technology) that we live in.
I used to think manual was they only way to go, then I drove a GTR and realized I was wrong.
Not as involving for sure, but being able to focus on throttle, brake, and steering inputs allows you to drive faster, safer, and more consistantly.
Scorke
and also not having to worry about using the launch feature or killing the trans and not void your tranny warrenty
yea that car isn't going to be cheap.
Sam I agree with the tranny thing. I used to only like manuals and Mercedes autos. I have since driven a DSG in a GTi (same as GTR) and it is amazing how good that transmission is. Definitely the way of the future.
evilevo11 Wrote:You have 400k to spend on it?
Fixed. That even trumps my usual "It's a Toyota" excuse for not liking it.
Glad to see its finally getting revealed. I was halfway convinced that it was never going to see the light of day.
F1james Wrote:Glad to see its finally getting revealed. I was halfway convinced that it was never going to see the light of day.
I was thinking the same thing. Much like the return of the NSX... However, Toyota pulled through with pretty impressive car, despite cost.
The online Lexus LF-A configurer is pretty cool. You can basicly get it in any color and have about 7 options for break caliper color.
It's going to make for some tacky cars if they actually make all those colors available
EDIT: Who am I kidding, it's no looker in the first place.