2021 Toyota Supra 2.0 Review | Why Buy the 4-cylinder Supra?

The Supra may be known for its inline six-cylinder, rear-wheel drive layout, but the mk5 Supra is making the most of its partnership with BMW and now we have this, the 2021 Supra 2.0. Does BMW's B48 four-cylinder muddy the waters, or is it a compelling sports car at nearly $8,000 less than the six-cylinder model? Let's find out.
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[@BuchholzGeoff]

Thanks for your informative review of the new Celica. Looks great!

[@nickmaravi6187]

I just got the 2.0 2021 Supra the 2.0 is much quicker than people make it to be a great daily driving car but on top of all that feels like a luxury car and breaks necks I’d give it a 8/10 only because of the lack of top end

[@mrblackbond]

These videos are quite helpful! I’m struggling trying to figure out which one i want. I love the sound of the 6 cylinder and i love the brembos on the 3.0 as well. I don’t like the cheap looking one piston brakes on the 2.0 or the garbage wheels (which can be replaced no problem).

[@jqueeryqueen2967]

"Bye"...that was creepy. 😁 Loved it. I would have a hard time with the price point on this car but that said, it's still a Supra and it looks amazing.

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The way Jake came onto my computer screen and told me "Bye"... I may never recover.

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Are y’all planning on doing a video on the new ford raptor?

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