The Toyota Supra is back, and there are a number of ways which you can look at this platform-sharing saga.

Enthusiasts will see the much anticipated return of a renowned nameplate while the disgruntled have long begun to mock it as unoriginal and nothing but a BMW Z4 underneath. Then there are those who will salivate at the prospects of the good bits from both companies combined to create a luxurious, safe and sophisticated take of a legend...

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