Here's Another Rendered Imagination Of The 2019 Toyota Supra
It’s rare for a car to have quite so much hype as the incoming new Toyota Supra. We’re talking hype strong enough that we’ve all taken to calling it ‘Supra’ even though it’s far from confirmed it’ll even be called that. Hype strong enough to make us forget half the time that Toyota’s new sports car is part of a joint venture that’ll also provide the new BMW ‘Z5’.
With all that in mind, it’s no surprise that speculative renders are flowing over the Internet in abundance. We jumped on the Supra Photoshop bandwagon a few months ago, and this week we’ve been sent another render from our friends at Top Speed.
As with most of the Supra imaginations we’ve seen it’s an image of the front only, created using a blend of the FT-1 concept (which the car is expected to be influenced by) and what we’ve seen from the camouflaged test mules.
The result is a car that’s - of course - not anywhere near as wild as the FT-1, but it’s a pretty looking thing nonetheless, with shades of the GT86 and Lexus LC500.
The new Toyota sports car is expected to feature a range of four-cylinder and V6 engines, with the top-of-the-range version using a hybrid powertrain. It’ll most likely be revealed later this year.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
nice FRS, this car is going to be a flop, just like the nsx
Looks like a mature GT86
I kinda like it….
this is the best looking render so far!
I hate the looks
hate to say it, but thats ugly
I’d be ok with this, but a V6? and one in a BMW, I don’t know about that
this is the REAL new supra. Rwd, powerfull enough to compeat with a gtr and nsx, ladies and gents, this is where the supra spirit has gone
not to forget the brilliant lfa
I agree!!
Don’t mind me…
I know that obesity is a real thing among normal cars, but supercars suffer from anorexia. I mean the old Supra was bigger, the old NSX was bigger…why you do this?
The NSX is actually surprisingly small. Not tiny, but smaller than you would expect.