Toyota Supra GR - 0% Financing!
#1
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Toyota Supra GR - 0% Financing!
Umm... has Toyota lost its mind?
https://www.toyota.com/norcal/deals-...ra_apr_218222/
Trying to clear the lot of the 2020 for the 2021 already? Maybe... wishfully thinking to make room for a manual?
https://www.toyota.com/norcal/deals-...ra_apr_218222/
Trying to clear the lot of the 2020 for the 2021 already? Maybe... wishfully thinking to make room for a manual?
#2
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Probably just trying to shift inventory since there's a pandemic about that's preventing a lot of people from buying cars right now.
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TommyDeVito (06-03-2020)
#5
Wouldnt buy a 20 knowing the 21s are much better.
#6
That's a Toyota?!?!
#7
Thread Starter
I think now that the specs of the 2021 model is out and confirmed, it's going to be hard for Toyota to sell the 2020 model.
2020 Model, with the 3.0 motor - Starting MSRP: $49,990
2021 Model, with the 3.0 motor (projected pricing from Car and Drivers) - Starting MSRP: $52,000
+ 47HP, factory warranted HP
+ 8inch infotainment screen across the entire line-up
+ Various other suspension re-tuning
That's a projected price difference of $2,000. I'm willing to bet that going the aftermarket cannot provide +47HP for $2,000. Let's not forget this is a factory warranted gain.
2020 Model, with the 3.0 motor - Starting MSRP: $49,990
2021 Model, with the 3.0 motor (projected pricing from Car and Drivers) - Starting MSRP: $52,000
+ 47HP, factory warranted HP
+ 8inch infotainment screen across the entire line-up
+ Various other suspension re-tuning
That's a projected price difference of $2,000. I'm willing to bet that going the aftermarket cannot provide +47HP for $2,000. Let's not forget this is a factory warranted gain.
Last edited by Say Chi Sin Lo; 06-03-2020 at 11:14 PM.
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#8
Its amazing how many bad decisions they made to piss of enthusiasts. Not a Toyota, no stick, then the ones that supported you, sorry guys thanks for being early adopters, gonna upgrade the engine after one year. Smh.
#10
I think now that the specs of the 2021 model is out and confirmed, it's going to be hard for Toyota to sell the 2020 model.
2020 Model, with the 3.0 motor - Starting MSRP: $49,990
2021 Model, with the 3.0 motor (projected pricing from Car and Drivers) - Starting MSRP: $52,000
+ 47HP, factory warranted HP
+ 8inch infotainment screen across the entire line-up
+ Various other suspension re-tuning
That's a projected price difference of $2,000. I'm willing to bet that going the aftermarket cannot provide +47HP for $2,000. Let's not forget this is a factory warranted gain.
2020 Model, with the 3.0 motor - Starting MSRP: $49,990
2021 Model, with the 3.0 motor (projected pricing from Car and Drivers) - Starting MSRP: $52,000
+ 47HP, factory warranted HP
+ 8inch infotainment screen across the entire line-up
+ Various other suspension re-tuning
That's a projected price difference of $2,000. I'm willing to bet that going the aftermarket cannot provide +47HP for $2,000. Let's not forget this is a factory warranted gain.
2021 4 cylinder - $42k
2020 6 cylinder - $45-46k (if $5000 off is true)
2021 6 cylinder - $52k
Works for me.