Pretty much what I had in mind."We'll absolutely let you test drive it. That will be $20,000 please."
Just drive the new Z4 when it comes out and keep the roof on.I will never purchase a car without driving it first, don't care what it is.
^This. I remember when the WRX was making USA debut. Dealerships were wanting 17k deposits. No doubt to weed out kids, but made a damn good yearly wage.If you can prove you can comfortably afford it & get approved beforehand, you can realistically test drive just about anything. What I'm hearing from those within' the USA HQ is that most of the first year's production already has deposits placed.
Love this one.According to Toyota, Australian road surfaces replicate approximately 80 per cent of the world’s roads.
The Japanese car-maker’s engineers have taken the new sportscar to areas where they feel owners will enjoy driving the Supra, such as twisting mountain passes, sweeping country roads and the iconic Great Ocean Road in Victoria’s south west.
Toyota Australia VED group leader Paul Diamandis said the locations were chosen based on data from prospective Supra buyers.
“We’ve taken the Supra prototype across a variety of conditions including popular touring destinations because almost half the people we expect to buy a Supra list their number one hobby as holidays and travel,” he said.
Mr Tada said that maintaining body control on rough roads would be important for the success of the Supra, and testing in Australia allows Toyota to do that.
“We know your drivers tend to favour strong levels of body control and steering feel, particularly for your undulating road surfaces,” he said.
“It’s vital the driver feels confident during rough-road cornering and that the car is very stable under braking. Speedo accuracy is also very important.
I will never purchase a car without driving it first, don't care what it is.
Some of my colleagues have driven each (production Z4 and prototype Supra) and apparently they feel quite different (with the Toyota being better).Just drive the new Z4 when it comes out and keep the roof on.
In Dutch but Dutch speaking GTP members can acknowledge that I'm right.Beste Meneer Chris,
Dank u voor de beste wensen en uw trouw aan ons merk.
Kan u ons zeggen van welke regio u bent?
U kan eventueel zelf naar een erkend Toyota verkooppunt (lijst op www.toyota.be) gaan en melden dat u geïnteresseerd bent om deze wagen te testen zodra deze beschikbaar is.
Zijn kunnen dan eventueel iets organiseren met ons testcenter indien ze er zelf niet over beschikken.
Alvast bedankt voor uw medewerking.
Met vriendelijke groeten,
BERLINDE ROGGEMAN
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
TOYOTA BELGIUM & LUXEMBOURG
Leuvensesteenweg 369, 1932 Zaventem, Belgium
T 0800 999 55
Must be low demand in your country then.It is perfectly possible to test drive the new Supra. I got an email from Toyota Belgium saying that I can test drive the new Supra. I hope that the doubters see that they are wrong and I was right.
In Dutch but Dutch speaking GTP members can acknowledge that I'm right.
No idea what the reason is but I was pretty sure (I was only 95% sure after reading certain posts. They made me doubt a little bit though) it was possible the test drive the new Supra without having to place a deposit or whatever.Must be low demand in your country then.
Dag Chris,
We zullen de nieuwe Supra in onze showroom binnenkrijgen, want er zijn maar een beperkt aantal Supra's voorzien.
Als de wagen er is gaan we terug contact opnemen, maar dit zal waarschijnlijk september zijn.
Hoe we de proefrit kunnen organiseren moeten we dan even bekijken.
Alvast dank voor uw interesse,
Marco Ulenaers
Algemeen Verantwoordelijke
GARAGE COOLS MOL BVBA
Turnhoutsebaan 153 - 2400 Mol
Shipped specially from Toyota City.Only Toyota forklifts are allowed to move it.
I would expect at least 4 wheels.I'm curious. I still don't know what to expect of this car.