Advertisement

The sports car needs no introduction, but Toyota is giving it one anyway.

The sports car needs no introduction, but Toyota is giving it one anyway. The 2020 Toyota Supra is finally making its way into dealerships. In fact, you may have heard that a dealer is asking no less than $100,000 for one, though the listing has since been pulled. Whether it was sold or the dealer was just internet-shamed for asking double the price of the reincarnated sports car, we don’t know. We do know, however, that Toyota isn’t just letting the moniker speak for itself. The automaker is launching a broadcast and digital ad campaign with eight new Supra video spots, though only three are currently viewable online.

The longest spot (top of page) is a 30-second montage of the Supra doing Supra things, which in this case means lots of track footage. We’re treated to high-speed drifts, high-speed flybys, slow-motion shots of rubber being atomized, you know – all the car-crazy tomfoolery you’d expect from something wearing a Supra badge.

The other two spots (below) are much shorter, with one featuring a yellow Supra “drawing” a smiley face in rubber on the pavement. The last clip places the new A90 Supra nose-to-nose with its legendary predecessor in an interesting comparison. We’ve seen family reunion shots like this before, but this one reminds us how big the A80 was, at least as it compares to the A90.

toyota camry,car,ceo akio toyoda invited formula one champion,car review,toyota corolla hybrid,toyota prius,new toyota camry,toyota camry interior,car of the year,toyota,2018 toyota camry,2020 preview toyota sedan supra,what is a bullit proof car made of,this is it,not giving in,the fia world endurance championship,who makes the best engine,new toyota corolla review,preview: 2020 toyota supra,

Post a Comment

0 Comments