last summer we were looking for a car for my wife. After the obligatory dealership visits and test drives she settled on a Toyota Avalon. Nice car but I thought the front seats were a little uncomfortable but it was what she wanted so I was fine with it. Just before we went to buy one I talked her into test driving a couple of BMW 3 series, at first protesting I finally convinced her it was just a look and I did not intend on trying to talk her into purchasing one. After the 2nd test drive she got out and was just staring at it, I said “what?”, she said “I’ve never driven a car like that before”.....we now have a 2015 3 series BMW in the garage. Told you that to tell you this, you might know already but looks like Toyota and BMW are gonna team up for that 2018 Supra you referenced.
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/2018-toyota-sports-car-feature
That story is scary funny. I recently acquired a 5 series based upon very similar circumstances. As I have told my wife, it is a car that drives like few others. Traded in a high-end American vehicle with all the options and I will tell you this, the execution of the same and similar options on the BMW is far and away superior. It’s hard to describe, but the execution on the BMW is so much more refined. Sure, the American vehicle did the tasks, but in a way I always felt was clunky, if not grudgingly. Couldn’t be happier with the vehicle. Looking forward to the 2018 Supra, but my guess is very $$$$$.