[zenki]

Never thought I would say this but the Supra 2.0 doesn't seem too bad at all.

 

[MikeB]

A Toyota rep confirmed to Road & Track that the manual transmission will be a no cost option on the 2023 Supra 3.0, regardless of which trim level you order.

The Manual Will Be a No-Cost Option on the Toyota Supra

Want a third pedal in your Supra? It won't cost you any more money over the eight-speed auto.

www.roadandtrack.com

The newly introduced manual transmission for the Toyota Supra will be a no-cost option, a Toyota representative confirmed to Road & Track on Wednesday.

The 2023 Supra 3.0 will start at $53,595, including a $1095 destination charge, regardless of whether you choose the eight-speed automatic or the six-speed manual. Upgrade to the Premium trim and you'll be paying an extra $3150. The limited-edition A91-MT trim, introduced alongside the manual in April, will start at $59,440 including destination. Want to save some cash? The four-cylinder Supra comes in at just $44,635.

A Toyota rep confirmed to Road & Track that the manual transmission will be a no cost option on the 2023 Supra 3.0, regardless of which trim level you order.

The Manual Will Be a No-Cost Option on the Toyota Supra

Want a third pedal in your Supra? It won't cost you any more money over the eight-speed auto.

www.roadandtrack.com

The newly introduced manual transmission for the Toyota Supra will be a no-cost option, a Toyota representative confirmed to Road & Track on Wednesday.

The 2023 Supra 3.0 will start at $53,595, including a $1095 destination charge, regardless of whether you choose the eight-speed automatic or the six-speed manual. Upgrade to the Premium trim and you'll be paying an extra $3150. The limited-edition A91-MT trim, introduced alongside the manual in April, will start at $59,440 including destination. Want to save some cash? The four-cylinder Supra comes in at just $44,635.

And Nissan keeps fiddling while Rome burns. Buddy of mine at work has a ‘22 Supra. Loves it. I want a Z, but I’m not waiting forever. This rollout has been a disaster in my opinion. No cars, no consistent updates from dealers or Nissan. No concern for the loyal Z enthusiasts who have been loyal for years. Excited for years. Excitement is waning. Toyota is going to clean Nissans clock unless the next 3 or 4 months redeem our faith.