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Originally Posted by 5against8
According to the M2 project lead, M will not be involved in the upcoming Supra/Z5/whatever it will be called project. A little bit disappointing but not surprising I guess. Still excited to see the cars that come out of this collaboration.
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"My recent chat with the leader of BMW's M2 project revealed that while the cooperation between Toyota and BMW will indeed result in new vehicles and shared hybrid-electric technology, BMW's upcoming sports car, which will likely debut as a roadster, won't get the M treatment."
http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars...tas-new-supra/
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Amazing how Toyota will use this car to prop up its sports credentials while BMW still insists on modifying saloon/sedan based platforms to be sports cars. To me this is just plan strange.