Sure, I can't afford any of them, but there seem to be some awesome sports cars for sale nowadays.
Photography Credit: Chris Tropea
As our previous tests at the Florida International Rally & Motorsport Park have shown, the fifth-generation Toyota Supra is a capable track weapon: It’s the third-fastest production car we’ve tested, clocking a 1:19.59 fast lap and bested only by the C8 Corvette–one with the Z51 package, and one without.
But what happens when a manual transmission is thrown into the mix? Does rowing your gears make the Supra a better car?
Subscribe to GRM+ today so you don’t miss out when we post the full results of our track test with the manual Toyota Supra on Thursday, April 13, at 8:00 a.m.
Sure, I can't afford any of them, but there seem to be some awesome sports cars for sale nowadays.
I hope I get the chance to drive this one before it goes away because the automatic version was really good.
A manual transmission will improve every car in my eyes.
Having driven this manual Supra at the FIRM, I can unequivocally say [REDACTED].
In reply to Tom Suddard :
Really? Even after you [REDACTED] with the [REDACTED]?
And the review is now live!
Check it out here: Better with a manual? | 2023 Toyota GR Supra track test
Went to Toyota.com and a manual 3.0 car can be had for sticker price of 58k or so. I guess I'm going to have to find one to drive once the initial sales gouge dies down. I also saw some used ones online already for $80k.... used with 11 miles.
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