Alleged 2018 Toyota Supra brochure leaks out

All aboard the hype train, folks. A Serbian website has posted what seems to be an official brochure of the much-awaited Toyota Supra revival. If this is legit, not only does it confirm the beloved “Supra” moniker, but it also reveals the sports car will indeed carry Gazoo Racing branding as indicated by that black and red logo with “GR” white lettering. A section of the car’s front end is also visible and it shows the production car will remain faithful to the stunning FT-1 concept.

One of the pages of the brochure spills the beans about the technical specifications, such as the Supra’s dimensions: 4380 mm (172 inches) long, 1830 mm (72 inches) wide, 1280 mm (50 inches) tall, and with a wheelbase stretching at 2470 mm (97 inches). Depending on version, the new Supra will weigh between 1,350 and 1,430 kilograms (2,976 and 3,152 pounds) and will be available with 18- and 19-inch alloy wheels.
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TheSteve - 2/15/2017 5:54:18 PM

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If it looks anything like the epically hideous, batmobile-inspired monstrosity in the link's pictures, then I hope they pass out the barf-bags in advance.

atc98092 - 2/15/2017 6:21:12 PM

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Read the article. They're convinced it's a fake brochure.

800over - 2/16/2017 2:42:48 PM

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Are you suggesting that people read the article before commenting (or posting it with a title that leaves it up in the air)? Insanity!

TheSteve - 2/17/2017 1:50:41 AM

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atc98092: Yes, the brochure stating that the Toyota Supra is coming in 2018 is a fake. The car, however, is a Toyota design that we've seen before!

I'm addressing the heinousness of the design; not that it's allegedly called a Supra, or that it's allegedly coming out in 2018. Just that it's butt ugly.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 2/15/2017 8:46:05 PM

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If they ever went ahead with that design I am sure Zagato or Aston Martin or both could sue them. Very close to the Vantage Zagato in my book. I do hope it is a bit more toned down and does not have an Gazoo link or branding. Toyota had it's own F1 team. They don't need any outside firm to polish their image.

malba2367 - 2/15/2017 9:00:20 PM

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Its definitely fake...what possible reason would they have for printing out brochures (this is a picture of a brochure, not a digital copy) even before the car has been revealed.