Comments by "pm ayo" (@pmayo7894) on "" video.

  1. The Z is also a parts-bin car.
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  2. The Supra wasn't supposed to be a GT-R competitor to begin with.
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  3. ​ @iMANTlS  - not quite. You have to keep in mind that the GT-R is a more race-oriented car. In contrast, the Supra is a little more cushy. EDIT: And the Supra's role changed in the current generation to being an actual performance car.
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  4. Neither are the 86 and Z since they're not build to the Japanese market.
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  5. A lot of the Supras aren't even "JDM" to begin with, which is a common misconception. The three letters are supposed to refer to cars built for Japanese rules and regulations, so any Japanese car built for other markets doesn't make it JDM. This also applies to the new Z. And about the BMW sticker, it doesn't tell the whole story: car's made by Magna Steyr, which also manufactures other cars for other brands. As well, a lot of the parts aren't even made by BMW themselves. They have external suppliers who make said parts for them (even Toyota practice this).
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  6.  @beexiong2995  - correction: built and sold under Japanese regulations for the Japanese market. As for @Canis Medina, the Z4 and Supra are actually built in Austria by Magna Steyr.
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  7.  @b0baphat249  - good thing Toyoda took it out for a spin at the 2019 24 Hours of Nurburgring.
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  8. Supra wasn't supposed to be a GT-R competitor, even on older models. That was originally the answer to the Z car until the A80 generation.
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  9. It actually means "Japanese Domestic Market", cars build for Japanese rules and regs. People often misunderstood the term and, instead, denote cars made in Japan and not get the actual meaning behind the acronym.
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  10. Except the Tesla doesn't have much of a racing experience the Supra and Z already have.
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  11. So do the 86 and Z. "JDM" actually refers to the Japanese Domestic Market, cars build to Japanese rules and regs.
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  12. Both cars shown in the video aren't "JDM". That term refers to cars built for the Japanese market and regulations only.
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  13. 335hrsprs (or 382 for the B5830O1-spec cars) for the GR Supra 3.0.
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  14.  @seamusmcfitz913  - again, refer to sport auto's Nurburgring lap video for the Supra.
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  15.  @seamusmcfitz913  - yep, certified troll and a 7:52.12 lap time for the Supra. That car is way more manly than you.
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  16.  @seamusmcfitz913  - which are modded?
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