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Toyota is preparing to deliver the first units of the 2020 Supra to its owners. And we've got the proof right here, with a transport truck loaded with Mk V Supras having been photographed in the wild.
Now, the colors on the sportscars seen in these photos remind us the palette the Japanese automotive producer offers for the newcomer - we recently discussed this and you can check out the shades here. Oh, and in case you're wondering about the Nurburgring potential of the toy, this is expected to blitz the Green Hell in 7:40.
It's worth mentioning that there are a few lucky aficionados out there who didn't have to wait for deliveries to kick off. For instance, famous Japanese drifter Daigo Saito has already added such a machine to his garage.
And the BMW-sourced 3.0-liter engine was quickly left behind in favor of another 3.0-liter straight-six. You see, the pro slider's Supra was gifted with the infamous 2JZ engine.
We're not sure about the horsepower number of the mill, but, given the habits of the drifting realm, we could see this delivering a four-figure output.
Regardless, here's Daigo Saito putting his fresh Toyota Supra drift car through its paces before the machine gets to see competition action.
It shouldn't surprise you that the Supra is one of the aftermarket realm's favorite children. It all started with its predecessor, as the tuning-friendly nature of the said 2JZ mill made the Supra famous, from drag racing championships to drifting battles.
And since the new Toyota Supra only comes with BMW engines and can't be ordered with a manual transmission, regardless of the engine choice, we're expecting more swaps to come our way soon.
We have the sportscar on our radar and we'll return with the said modded examples as soon as we get our keyboards on them.
It's worth mentioning that there are a few lucky aficionados out there who didn't have to wait for deliveries to kick off. For instance, famous Japanese drifter Daigo Saito has already added such a machine to his garage.
And the BMW-sourced 3.0-liter engine was quickly left behind in favor of another 3.0-liter straight-six. You see, the pro slider's Supra was gifted with the infamous 2JZ engine.
We're not sure about the horsepower number of the mill, but, given the habits of the drifting realm, we could see this delivering a four-figure output.
Regardless, here's Daigo Saito putting his fresh Toyota Supra drift car through its paces before the machine gets to see competition action.
It shouldn't surprise you that the Supra is one of the aftermarket realm's favorite children. It all started with its predecessor, as the tuning-friendly nature of the said 2JZ mill made the Supra famous, from drag racing championships to drifting battles.
And since the new Toyota Supra only comes with BMW engines and can't be ordered with a manual transmission, regardless of the engine choice, we're expecting more swaps to come our way soon.
We have the sportscar on our radar and we'll return with the said modded examples as soon as we get our keyboards on them.
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