I have a 2023 Supra and none of the things that you mentioned are an issue for me. Of course, I'm 5'4" and I just pop in and out. I found the visability is good and it is comfortable. The bottom line is, as you mentioned, a performance car and some may find the issues you mentioned an inconvenience. I own the CCC Music Company and International Music Syndicate and found the sound system on "my" Supra very nice. I am big into sound and quality. Of course, I rarely use the audio as I enjoy hearing the motor. This is a great review.
As a producer and mixer for 12 years, and as an owner of a 2021 Supra, I can say the JBL is for sure lacking. When you purchase an upgraded sound system, you expect it to perform like one. While the sound works well flat, it does not perform well for entertainment and louder volumes. The subs almost sound blown out on the Supra. I’ve only tried it twice loud and it’s not hitting right. However, there’s an easy aftermarket fix for it, which I’m planning to try out.
@Pandize Try not to do what I've done over the years - listened to very loud music, often - in my cars and at concerts. The bad news is that I'll always have ringing in my ears. The good news is that my Supra's JBL sound system sounds great at medium volume. The bass is plenty strong, and the highs are crisp.
I'm sorry to hear about the tinnitus. That can come about by listening to loud sounds especially in a small space. The are making advancements in treating that. I am in the motion picture and music industries and I know what loud music can do to the hearing. I am 73 and still have perfect hearing but did take precautions. Keep up on the advancement of treating tinnitus.
Quite a few companies make them, at a wide variety of prices. The cheapest seem to do as well as the most expensive carbon fiber ones. Should have been a design change 2 years ago.
I went from a 2017 mustang GT to a Supra GR 3.0 auto I was also shocked at how you cannot test your oil manually, especially if their is an oil consumption problem. The b58 engine compared to the clean 5.0 V8 is a Frankenstein by comparison.
There's an even crazier thing. If your car's electrical system goes dead, the only way to get the car out of park and into neutral is to get under it and crank something on the transmission. Yep. I love this car now, I hope it doesn't disappoint me in years ahead.
HA, that is interesting. I just realized you purchased elantra n almost same week but I also have A90.. I haven't sold it yet because I want to keep it but that is interesting..
Excellent! Im not buy that car. I don't think its ok to have to do this stuff to a brand new car. Burning oil forget about it. Low oil possibility of destroying engine. It takes alot of balls to sell a car like this to the public. Great information. Thank you.
I have a 2017 and I would say it’s a pretty good daily! I dont drive mines a lot on a daily but I’ve taken mines on a 400 mile trip and the seats are comfy. The gas mileage is pretty good for a high performance car I would say as well.
I bought a certified used 2021 Toyota Supra from California and not even a week after driving my car, I get a notification that my oil is low and i must add a litre of oil. I am really worried now. It doesn't seem righy. Now i have to go to the dealership to see if they can figure this out
how do you go from 6th gear to 4th gear with automatic transmission? at 8:24 it goes from 7th to 6th gear then to 4th. Is it possible to downshift 2 or more gears in automatic?
Car & Driver magazine testers measured interior road noise level at highway speeds (75 mph) at 68 decibels. By comparison, they measured the Nissan Nismo Z at 76 decibels. Much depends upon the road surface texture and composition. Tar surfaces tend to reduce the noise level.
totally normal. ive had BMW's since 2007 and they all do, especially performance ones. it's a non-issue tbh. can always go to the dealer and ask for a quick top off
I’m 6’4 and have no issues getting in and out of the car, it’s comfortable, and I’m not a skinny guy either. The audio is fine, you’re really over exaggerating it, turn off the fake engine noise.
I have a 2024 45th anniversary Supra. The JBL system sounds great to me when I am using a USB drive and cranking up the volume with my Playlist in it - much better than listening to Sirius XM or FM. Typically, I'll listen to Sirius XM at lower volume when my wife is riding with me. That way, we can talk with music as background, only.
Good notes! The tire popping thing is weird! What’s the general thinking about cause? Also - after driving this and comparing to other cars you’ve had do you think this is overpriced?
Toyota made BMW a good engine into a better one. An engine touched by Toyota is superior. BMW and Toyota marriage is made, and you're not happy. Two great auto companies came together. The result is a beautiful work of art.
Hey Austin, love your content on the 2022 Supra. I just got a 2022 Supra and loving it so far. Was there a specific reason you went with an automatic instead of waiting for a 2023 manual? I daily drive mine in traffic so I went with an automatic but I feel a manual would have been fine especially in terms with holding its value. What are your thoughts?
Hey there! It was mainly for price and availability. I just wanted a base model. For resale value and popularity getting a manual for the right price is probably the better option. There was such limited supply for the right price that I had to get what I could at the time.
Thanks for the video, Austin! Since you've looked at a lot of cars, any recommendations for a fun daily driver? Been thinking about picking up a new daily next year, so that I can leave the Ridgeline home for the wife (since she works from home). As it is now, she's left without a car whenever I'm at work. She does have the Saturn Sky, but like my Camaro, that's just a weekend, nice weather car, and in fact it is put away for the winter right now, along with the Camaro. Since I'm planning on keeping the Camaro, I don't need an outright sports car, but still would like something fun to drive. Right now I'm thinking about a Mazda 3 hatch (for more towards the luxury side), or a WRX (if I go the more sporty route). Looking to keep it around $30-$35k, and whatever I choose would have a manual transmission. Do you have any other suggestions based on what you've looked at during your car searches?
Hey brother! So here are my thoughts. I’m very impressed by the new WRX. Looks have grown in me. Mazda 3 turbo is an auto and at the top end of your budget but a 3 in a manual could be fun. GTIs have a ton of cool technology for the price. People complain about the lack of buttons and I found no issues with them. I’m very impressed by the GR86 and BRZ but would be tough to get a hold of. A Civic si or Integra with a manual would be fun. I’m considering a WRX because of how much fun I had driving one from a pure drivers perspective. My vote would be a WRX or GTI
@@Gonin60 Thanks Austin! Yeah, I didn't care for the new WRX's looks at all when it first debuted, but the more I see of them out in the wild, the looks have kind of grown on me as well. Been watching a lot of videos on them, and almost everything I see says how good this new model is to drive. I previously had a 2019 STI, and I always said I would have kept it if I was looking for a daily driver at the time, and this new WRX is supposed to compare pretty favorably to the older STIs, so this is one of my top considerations. Plus, they seem relatively easy to get ahold of so there shouldn't be any issues with either doing a factory order or finding one on a dealer lot somewhere. Will definitely have to go take a closer look at one and at least sit in it to see if I really like it (don't know how feasible it would be to take a test drive now as we're in the middle of winter and I believe these come with summer-only tires).
@@saviordream many of them can be had at MSRP. In person the car I think looks good now. I’m not sold on their infotainment and have heard of issues. The biggest thing for me with this car was the tuning and the bigger displacement. I had more fun driving this stock than I did an a stock 2021 STI. I would for sure drive one if you can.
You can't go wrong with a sporty Civic like an Si, especially if you get in in a Manual. It's good on gas, fun to drive, and has a history of being reliable. It also has decent space and is easy to see out of. Also, because it's FWD you'll be able to drive it in not so great weather. The WRX takes that up a notch as it's AWD but isn't as reliable as a Honda IMO and for some reason they seem to be cop magnets.
@@thullraven1 I like the Civic SI, but living in northwestern Pennsylvania I would need features like heated seats, which we don't get on the U.S. model. Also, they seem to be near impossible to find without markup. I would consider the Honda Civic Hatch Touring model, which also is available with a manual and has all the features I'd want such as the heated seats and steering wheel, wireless Android Auto, etc. However, my front runner (if I'm going for something that's not so performance oriented) is the Mazda 3 hatch with a manual. Fantastic interior with most of the creature comforts and amenities I'd want in a daily driver; it's got a good, naturally aspirated engine, and it also looks the best out of all of these, in my opinion. Currently the two front runners are the Mazda 3 or the WRX, and I keep waffling between the two depending on my mood!
@@Gonin60 would be helpful if you give some insight on the pros and the cons? I’m looking for some opinions from people with the car and not keyboard warriors.
@@alexisgarcia5847as a non Supra owner I can say a con would probably be the amount of your insurance. Assuming since this is your first car you’re probably a younger person.
@alexisgarcia5847 If you can afford it, the GR Supra would be a great first car! I have a 2024 Anniversary edition and can't wait to drive it as often as I can. I've rented a McLaren, Porsche 911 4S, Jag type F, Lexus LC500, BMW i8, C8 Corvette and others. The Supra is the best at its price point. And over the past 4+ years, they've been very reliable.
I was looking forward to buying a Toyota Supra but when I found out they had a BMW motor I changed my mind BMW do not make good motors so I bought me a 370Z NISMO tech and I love it
Consumer Reports magazine 2024 auto issue includes a list of the best to worst auto companies. BMW takes the top spot. Their reliability has improved quite a bit after they worked with Toyota engineers when developing the GR Supra.
@@Gonin60 I'm looking to buy one but I think I better stay with the Honda Civic Type R even if the Supra looks gorgeous,is extremely powerful is not practical in terms of interior space and visibility like the Civic.Also Civic Type R engine have the best manual transmission in the market today is more reliable we don't see many issues of oil consumption,low coolant or vanos valves failure like many low miles Supras so I wait before decided if I going to get a GR Supra or not but I really want the Supra prove me wrong because I really like this car.
@@Gonin60 my neighbor have a 2021 GR Supra and he got some issues already with 10k but maybe is a rare thing maybe is common is hard to tell right now if this is common to everyone also if I get a Supra maybe I buy a 2024 or maybe 2025 because this car still relatively new maybe future models addressed most of this issues.
It's a Japanese car is the reason I would not ever buy one. (But it's BMW powered) I guess I'm just dating myself. (age) I'm 63. I'm still driving my LT1. It's vary American and looks the part, I need that on the American roads.
I'm a former Corvette guy (68 and 2001). I also rented a 2022 C8 Corvette. The Supra is smaller, lighter, and much more efficient. The C8 is faster and less reliable (transmissions have been problematic.), but is almost too big for my garage. In addition, GM makes 30,000/year, meaning they are much more common than Supras.
I have a 2023 Supra and none of the things that you mentioned are an issue for me. Of course, I'm 5'4" and I just pop in and out. I found the visability is good and it is comfortable. The bottom line is, as you mentioned, a performance car and some may find the issues you mentioned an inconvenience. I own the CCC Music Company and International Music Syndicate and found the sound system on "my" Supra very nice. I am big into sound and quality. Of course, I rarely use the audio as I enjoy hearing the motor. This is a great review.
Thanks for watching
I find that the JBL system sounds great when I listen to my Playlist on usb.
As a producer and mixer for 12 years, and as an owner of a 2021 Supra, I can say the JBL is for sure lacking.
When you purchase an upgraded sound system, you expect it to perform like one. While the sound works well flat, it does not perform well for entertainment and louder volumes. The subs almost sound blown out on the Supra.
I’ve only tried it twice loud and it’s not hitting right.
However, there’s an easy aftermarket fix for it, which I’m planning to try out.
@Pandize Try not to do what I've done over the years - listened to very loud music, often - in my cars and at concerts. The bad news is that I'll always have ringing in my ears. The good news is that my Supra's JBL sound system sounds great at medium volume. The bass is plenty strong, and the highs are crisp.
I'm sorry to hear about the tinnitus. That can come about by listening to loud sounds especially in a small space. The are making advancements in treating that. I am in the motion picture and music industries and I know what loud music can do to the hearing. I am 73 and still have perfect hearing but did take precautions. Keep up on the advancement of treating tinnitus.
Thank you! Good to know! Picking up my new Stratosphere Blue 2.0 tomorrow!
Enjoy it!!!
Ventus makes a great item that stops thev wind buffering when driving with the windows open. Completely solved the problem.
Thanks!
Quite a few companies make them, at a wide variety of prices. The cheapest seem to do as well as the most expensive carbon fiber ones. Should have been a design change 2 years ago.
I've covered all the fake vents with fiber carbon, and it frankly looks AWESOME!
I have seen that and it does look good!
I know I see leather interior but I'm convinced you have a 2.0 supra. This thing just looks so much slower than any 3.0.
Do you want me to send you a copy of my window sticker. I live at very high altitude
@@Gonin60 I'm in SLC and my 0-60 is 3.8 seconds stock. I saw yours was doing 4.62 and I was like yo wait a sec lol
@@JayFreshman1 I don’t know what to tell you then. That’s the time I got measured on draggy and did several pulls
Your video has some great points but I can't help to notice your 0-60 times are slower than other people's
I’m at very high elevation. A lot of factors play into 0-60
@Gonin60 ohh I see, that explains a lot. just out of curiosity, where are you located?
2020 doesn’t have oil consumption, but starting 2021 do
True
Only some 2021s. Oil consumption is very rare in 22s to 24s, although some who skip the breakin procedure may be taking chances.
Back in the day we could check the engine oil and transmission fluid manually. Relying on engine oil light is insane. Thanks again.
Yeah I don’t like that about this car
I went from a 2017 mustang GT to a Supra GR 3.0 auto I was also shocked at how you cannot test your oil manually, especially if their is an oil consumption problem. The b58 engine compared to the clean 5.0 V8 is a Frankenstein by comparison.
You simply press a button after the engine is warmed up. It takes less than minute for the car to measure the oil level and display it on the screen.
There's an even crazier thing. If your car's electrical system goes dead, the only way to get the car out of park and into neutral is to get under it and crank something on the transmission. Yep. I love this car now, I hope it doesn't disappoint me in years ahead.
@@randallpetersen9164 Your insurance may pay for a tow to the dealership or your garage.
HA, that is interesting. I just realized you purchased elantra n almost same week but I also have A90.. I haven't sold it yet because I want to keep it but that is interesting..
I loved the Supra! Would love another.
2:39 how many tires have you popped and what specifically about the Supra caused the tire to pop? Please explain.
I didn’t have issues but a lot of owners have complained about them.
Excellent! Im not buy that car. I don't think its ok to have to do this stuff to a brand new car. Burning oil forget about it. Low oil possibility of destroying engine. It takes alot of balls to sell a car like this to the public. Great information. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Want something reliable and fun what do y’all think about a type R 2022/23 for a good daily ?
Would love one but almost all have steep mark ups
I have a 2017 and I would say it’s a pretty good daily! I dont drive mines a lot on a daily but I’ve taken mines on a 400 mile trip and the seats are comfy. The gas mileage is pretty good for a high performance car I would say as well.
I bought a certified used 2021 Toyota Supra from California and not even a week after driving my car, I get a notification that my oil is low and i must add a litre of oil. I am really worried now. It doesn't seem righy. Now i have to go to the dealership to see if they can figure this out
Hopefully it’s nothing
how do you go from 6th gear to 4th gear with automatic transmission? at 8:24 it goes from 7th to 6th gear then to 4th. Is it possible to downshift 2 or more gears in automatic?
Yes
how's the road noise?
Minimal
Car & Driver magazine testers measured interior road noise level at highway speeds (75 mph) at 68 decibels. By comparison, they measured the Nissan Nismo Z at 76 decibels. Much depends upon the road surface texture and composition. Tar surfaces tend to reduce the noise level.
I see scratches on my door paint as people's shoes hit the paint getting out of the car 😢
Hopefully they buff out
I had that oil issue in my 21. Started added about one quart every 2k to 3k miles
Wow! Did it get better or just continue? I’ve heard it’s normal in these engines
@@Gonin60 It just kept going. Toyota said it was normal which is nuts. Haven’t even reached 20k yet
@I dont Know heck nah it's not normal. It'll bite you in the long run when it's out of warranty.
totally normal. ive had BMW's since 2007 and they all do, especially performance ones. it's a non-issue tbh. can always go to the dealer and ask for a quick top off
No hate, just genuinely curious. Why is the 0-60 so slow on yours? It should be high 3s to sub 4 sec 0-60
I live in high elevation. Weather, air density, all sorts of factors.
@@Gonin60 That’s very true! Thanks
@@adithyashari no prob. I could also not be a very good driver lol
I’m 6’4 and have no issues getting in and out of the car, it’s comfortable, and I’m not a skinny guy either. The audio is fine, you’re really over exaggerating it, turn off the fake engine noise.
Audio is terrible
Is 21 and up even the upcoming 24 model still the same as in HP and 0-60
And
@@Gonin60 it’s a question
@@TherealGM4NN got it. Yeah same HP and TQ since 2021.
@@Gonin60 bet
@@Gonin60 and assuming 382 hp and TQ is 368
Do you know if the ‘23+ models have made improvements to the sound system?
Hi David, I dont
I have a 2024 45th anniversary Supra. The JBL system sounds great to me when I am using a USB drive and cranking up the volume with my Playlist in it - much better than listening to Sirius XM or FM. Typically, I'll listen to Sirius XM at lower volume when my wife is riding with me. That way, we can talk with music as background, only.
My stock tires lasted literally 12 months, 11k miles. 😅
Whoa!
What about ceramic coating? Do you thin XPEL is better than that? Thanks for the video.
Ceramic coatings don’t prevent rock chips
Great video! Very insightful!
Thanks!
Hot 1LE sent me!
Welcome!
Good notes! The tire popping thing is weird! What’s the general thinking about cause? Also - after driving this and comparing to other cars you’ve had do you think this is overpriced?
Thanks brother! Given the crazy world of car prices I don’t anymore. If over sticker then yes.
Toyota made BMW a good engine into a better one. An engine touched by Toyota is superior. BMW and Toyota marriage is made, and you're not happy. Two great auto companies came together. The result is a beautiful work of art.
Is there a way to fix the music issue cuz I def wanna jam once I get mine.
Yeah upgrade the stereo
Put your Playlist on a USB. The sound/bass is much better than if you are listing to Sirius XM or your phone.
Hey Austin, love your content on the 2022 Supra. I just got a 2022 Supra and loving it so far. Was there a specific reason you went with an automatic instead of waiting for a 2023 manual? I daily drive mine in traffic so I went with an automatic but I feel a manual would have been fine especially in terms with holding its value. What are your thoughts?
Hey there! It was mainly for price and availability. I just wanted a base model. For resale value and popularity getting a manual for the right price is probably the better option. There was such limited supply for the right price that I had to get what I could at the time.
I've only heard good buyer reviews for BMW on the internet I have several friends on BMW and I've never heard a positive story from any of them
There are good ones
Check the MKV forum. Overall, the GRSupra has been very reliable in stock form.
I’m 6’4, do I have any chance of fitting inside one?
I would hate to be wrong. Go sit inside one and see
Do you have the JBL sound system?
I don’t. I have heard both sound systems are junk
@@Gonin60 agreed, at least for the "premium" system .
The JBL system actually sounds great if you listen to music on a usb.
Thanks for the video, Austin!
Since you've looked at a lot of cars, any recommendations for a fun daily driver? Been thinking about picking up a new daily next year, so that I can leave the Ridgeline home for the wife (since she works from home). As it is now, she's left without a car whenever I'm at work. She does have the Saturn Sky, but like my Camaro, that's just a weekend, nice weather car, and in fact it is put away for the winter right now, along with the Camaro. Since I'm planning on keeping the Camaro, I don't need an outright sports car, but still would like something fun to drive. Right now I'm thinking about a Mazda 3 hatch (for more towards the luxury side), or a WRX (if I go the more sporty route). Looking to keep it around $30-$35k, and whatever I choose would have a manual transmission. Do you have any other suggestions based on what you've looked at during your car searches?
Hey brother! So here are my thoughts. I’m very impressed by the new WRX. Looks have grown in me. Mazda 3 turbo is an auto and at the top end of your budget but a 3 in a manual could be fun. GTIs have a ton of cool technology for the price. People complain about the lack of buttons and I found no issues with them. I’m very impressed by the GR86 and BRZ but would be tough to get a hold of. A Civic si or Integra with a manual would be fun. I’m considering a WRX because of how much fun I had driving one from a pure drivers perspective.
My vote would be a WRX or GTI
@@Gonin60 Thanks Austin! Yeah, I didn't care for the new WRX's looks at all when it first debuted, but the more I see of them out in the wild, the looks have kind of grown on me as well. Been watching a lot of videos on them, and almost everything I see says how good this new model is to drive. I previously had a 2019 STI, and I always said I would have kept it if I was looking for a daily driver at the time, and this new WRX is supposed to compare pretty favorably to the older STIs, so this is one of my top considerations. Plus, they seem relatively easy to get ahold of so there shouldn't be any issues with either doing a factory order or finding one on a dealer lot somewhere. Will definitely have to go take a closer look at one and at least sit in it to see if I really like it (don't know how feasible it would be to take a test drive now as we're in the middle of winter and I believe these come with summer-only tires).
@@saviordream many of them can be had at MSRP. In person the car I think looks good now. I’m not sold on their infotainment and have heard of issues. The biggest thing for me with this car was the tuning and the bigger displacement. I had more fun driving this stock than I did an a stock 2021 STI. I would for sure drive one if you can.
You can't go wrong with a sporty Civic like an Si, especially if you get in in a Manual. It's good on gas, fun to drive, and has a history of being reliable. It also has decent space and is easy to see out of. Also, because it's FWD you'll be able to drive it in not so great weather. The WRX takes that up a notch as it's AWD but isn't as reliable as a Honda IMO and for some reason they seem to be cop magnets.
@@thullraven1 I like the Civic SI, but living in northwestern Pennsylvania I would need features like heated seats, which we don't get on the U.S. model. Also, they seem to be near impossible to find without markup. I would consider the Honda Civic Hatch Touring model, which also is available with a manual and has all the features I'd want such as the heated seats and steering wheel, wireless Android Auto, etc. However, my front runner (if I'm going for something that's not so performance oriented) is the Mazda 3 hatch with a manual. Fantastic interior with most of the creature comforts and amenities I'd want in a daily driver; it's got a good, naturally aspirated engine, and it also looks the best out of all of these, in my opinion. Currently the two front runners are the Mazda 3 or the WRX, and I keep waffling between the two depending on my mood!
From what I have heard, there is no Android Auto on this car, only Apple Car Play. And on top of that it's not wireless. That's a deal breaker for me.
Understood
Would you consider this a good first car? I can afford it and a pretty safe driver but this would be technically my first car
Really hard to answer as there are so many factors
@@Gonin60 would be helpful if you give some insight on the pros and the cons? I’m looking for some opinions from people with the car and not keyboard warriors.
@@alexisgarcia5847as a non Supra owner I can say a con would probably be the amount of your insurance. Assuming since this is your first car you’re probably a younger person.
@alexisgarcia5847 If you can afford it, the GR Supra would be a great first car! I have a 2024 Anniversary edition and can't wait to drive it as often as I can. I've rented a McLaren, Porsche 911 4S, Jag type F, Lexus LC500, BMW i8, C8 Corvette and others. The Supra is the best at its price point.
And over the past 4+ years, they've been very reliable.
I was looking forward to buying a Toyota Supra but when I found out they had a BMW motor I changed my mind BMW do not make good motors so I bought me a 370Z NISMO tech and I love it
BMW actually make really good motors
When you told me it had bmw stuff on it I started crying like a little kid
Hahaha
Consumer Reports magazine 2024 auto issue includes a list of the best to worst auto companies. BMW takes the top spot. Their reliability has improved quite a bit after they worked with Toyota engineers when developing the GR Supra.
I wish it had a back seat thats why I wouldn't get one
I don’t see them doing that, ever
seeing your videos, im kinda feeling like you regretted getting this car lol
I like it! I just try to be honest and far on all of my cars
In short time this car have already many issues...this car is very fast and beautiful but in reliability specifically after 100k is a typical BMW...
Do you own one?
@@Gonin60 I'm looking to buy one but I think I better stay with the Honda Civic Type R even if the Supra looks gorgeous,is extremely powerful is not practical in terms of interior space and visibility like the Civic.Also Civic Type R engine have the best manual transmission in the market today is more reliable we don't see many issues of oil consumption,low coolant or vanos valves failure like many low miles Supras so I wait before decided if I going to get a GR Supra or not but I really want the Supra prove me wrong because I really like this car.
@@Gonin60 my neighbor have a 2021 GR Supra and he got some issues already with 10k but maybe is a rare thing maybe is common is hard to tell right now if this is common to everyone also if I get a Supra maybe I buy a 2024 or maybe 2025 because this car still relatively new maybe future models addressed most of this issues.
@@manueldelcaribe type r would be awesome but mark ups have been crazy
@@manueldelcaribe Dang! Sorry to hear that!
It's a Japanese car is the reason I would not ever buy one. (But it's BMW powered) I guess I'm just dating myself. (age) I'm 63. I'm still driving my LT1. It's vary American and looks the part, I need that on the American roads.
Hey Michael! I love the LT1! Keep rocking down the road in that.
Japanese make the best and most reliable vehicles
I'm a former Corvette guy (68 and 2001). I also rented a 2022 C8 Corvette. The Supra is smaller, lighter, and much more efficient. The C8 is faster and less reliable (transmissions have been problematic.), but is almost too big for my garage. In addition, GM makes 30,000/year, meaning they are much more common than Supras.
You mentioned it supports android auto? I thought supra's didn't???
Pretty sure they do
It does. I own a Supra.
@@IMSColoradoSprings Does it really? I was told it didnt.
@@PhoenixKing567 My friend has an Android. I have an iPhone. She was able to connect instantly with her Android and I with my iPhone.
@@IMSColoradoSprings that is good to hear cause it makes no sense to not have android auto
Can you guys stop with these corny videos sheeeesh!
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