The Return of the Toyota Supra: A Partnership with BMW
The Toyota Supra has captured the hearts of many, remaining a beloved choice among racing and drifting enthusiasts, even after its production ceased in 2002.
An overwhelming number of speed lovers have been eagerly awaiting news of a new Supra, especially Tetsuya Tada, Toyota's chief engineer, who aims to revive the Supra name with a new model developed in collaboration with BMW.
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The partnership between Toyota and BMW is set to produce a successor to the Z4 (expected to be named Z5), along with a new sports car from Toyota that may carry the old name.
Tada commented on the partnership with BMW: "I want to say that the partnership with BMW is currently on the right track, and I believe that the Supra name is significant for Toyota and will suit the car resulting from this collaboration."
We know that Toyota has considered the name Supra, as the 2014 Toyota FT-1 concept is expected to hint at what the new Supra could look like, should this name be approved.
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It is still unknown what driving and engine specifications the car will feature, but rumors suggest it may be equipped with a hybrid system, which could be truly remarkable.
All we want from Toyota right now is to heed Tada's advice and launch an exceptional sports car that brings the Supra name back to the automotive world, fulfilling a long-held wish for many enthusiasts.
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