Audi R8-ish

V8 Twin Turbo= $250k easy

Don't know what your looking at don't see any resemblance of the r8..coming from a previous FD3S owner the rear reminds me of 3rd gen rx7. This is the car Mazda should have made as the rx9.

There is no chance this will be in 40K range. If it is it definitely won't have the grunt to back up those looks.
I would be very content with a 911/gtr fighter.

Guys, it not going to look like that exactly.

They don't need another unafordable halo car that can't beat the GT-R anyway.

The Supra in the late 90's cost betwen 32 and 45K; in todays dollars that's 40K and 65K respectively.

Those values mean, N/A = slightly pricey Z fighter, turboed = pricey Nismo fighter, both with no real competitors (the tuboded straight 6 not quite keeping up with the slightly more expensive blown US Pony cars that will have poorer fit and finish.)

I could be wrong, but a little too much money for a little too little car is what they did with the FR-S (that might change once the idx comes out...), and is probably the model they'll follow here.

So something in the 40 to 60 range is totally do-able for something that looks good and performs well without totally pricing itself into extinction when faced against the higher end Mustangs and Camaros or being a joke vs. the (now 6-figure) GT-R.

Building a cheaper LF-A to result in a GT-R priced car will sell no cars. The latest GT-R is FASTER than their halo LF-A at a fraction of the cost.

I really wish this goes into production, though I doubt this will be a GT-R fighter. It's probably going to be priced between the GT-R and the Z. Hopefully the next Z moves up in performance to compete with this Supra, if that's the case.

A vette fighter???

That would be great. Especially if the next Z will be able to compete.

Yeah, I really hope Toyota puts out a competitor to those two. Hopefully this will be it.

Yota/LeXus > Neeson/Ifinite?! :tup:
I see it in build quality....:eek:

:confused:

If this really does go to production I wonder what the end result will look like.

Just look at the GT86 concept and the production build scion FRS lol

Final design usually changes because of government regulations.
Required crash test, pedestrian bump test, etc. This is why we such radical concepts but they they have to add all the safety features in and alter aero pieces to meet standards.

I believe it is the new Kia sports car that the lead guy said, we did not even think about that yet for the concept. Once we get the 100% go, we will go back and add in safety and other requirements while trying to minimize changes.

http://kaizen-factor.com/kf/wp-conte...lipside909.jpg


Toyota FT-1 Concept Is 2016 Supra: Sports Car Rebirth Confirmed! [VIDEO, GALLERY]


:)

Looks like the next Bat-car.