Why You Should Buy A 2023 Toyota Supra w/ A Manual 

I wish Lexus made the IS in manual!!!

Yes a manual does lead to fun. Especially in a sports car. 😊

That statement would be correct if we were still living in the '80's. Since we're not living in the '80's anymore for quite a few decades the automatic transmissions outperform the manual in every way. And that sorry excuse of it being more involving is just a fantasy which all those wannabe racecar drivers would like you to believe. And that's basically the focus group that still prefers a manual over an automatic, people stuck in the '80's and wannabe racecar drivers.

Agree

@@Euroburgeror just car enthusiasts

And a lot of people under that age that have driven them either, don't know how to drive it properly, or complain about the clutch

I'm 26, trying to teach my friends. Most of them are convinced they're gonna instantly blow up my car even though I didn't know what I was doing when I started either. The few that do get it way quicker then I ever did, mostly because I teach it better then my parents ever did. Not that my parents don't know what they're doing, I just remember what it was like having no idea what was going on.

I’d drop that number by a good 10-15.

The percentage of people who know how to drive manual is always seeming to be dropping more and more. I've known how to drive manual since I was 14 and I'm 35 now.

A manual transmission is actually a theft deterrent these days....

Or Supra Sarah

Sarprah

You mean Sarah-tune-Supra 🫠

Sounds like a buddy cop drama

Supra-n-tuned!

Most buyers want an automatic, hence why the manuals have become some uncommon. The market dictates it. There are only around 3 dozen or so models sold with manual in US, and slightly more in Canada.

​@@XenoRacing Yeah ... Stupid people that can't drive seem to have all the money. That's why H-patterns are being phased out. Fixed it for you.

@@XenoRacing the problem also is that manufactures think that people only want a manual as a cheaper alternative to an automatic. So only the base model will have a manual option, but dealers always try and upsell to higher trims, or they want the performance packages that only offer automatics. And that’s even if the dealers get a manual for their innovatory. It becomes a self fulfilling idea that no one wants automatics, when in reality is that the cars they want manuals in never offer them. Like I would love the Subaru Impreza RS to have an optional manual. But they don’t.

@@wild_lee_coyotebut can you drive without a rev-match option? Boi

Correct ✅

The high temp in Tucson on the day this video was posted was 106°F. Previous two days were 108 & 109. Perfect time to be ice blasting the underside of a vehicle!

Ice,ice baby.

Are the gears long ?

And Sarah is like 6 foot tall, 6'3" with her high healed sneakers.

In a word, no.

Any of those comments ever annoy you lol?

Big deal.

On a really ugly front

Price Le Blanc Toyota

BMW doesn’t give me cars.

@@SarahnTuned OMG! Why!!! 😵

Holy run on sentence lol!

Ill try if they send one my way, I think if anything it'll be a 2025 model.

Second that. My '12 Xterra is a stick and I can't imagine it without a manual.

I love this I find you fascinating Sara❤ maybe one day when I get my 90sNSX red with Mr. Wolf plates. I’ll let you work on it.????????!???!?!????!!

​@@johnguest9881It'd be ok in Arizona

That’s the least of the problems those engines have.

They do. The rubber they use is sub par also, you replace a lot of o-rings and gaskets.

@@darkchild130 I'm no expert but think the 2023 Nissan Z will hold up better than the Toyota/BMW Supra.

@@michaelbrinks8089 Think you may be right. And that “retro” Z shape is easy on the eyes, also.

​@@michaelbrinks8089no,the i6 in the mk5s more reliable as and stronger than the V6 in the Z. Seen more people have more issues with the Nissan V6 than I have with people with the I6 in the mk5.

K, but the vr30 isn't reliable either....

@@ggthx You mean Nissan under control of Renault. And they were known for reliable cars??