With a starting price of $42,990 and an as-tested price of $46,450 the Supra 2.0 is at least $8,000 cheaper than the Supra 3.0, while still providing the same great looks and a very similar experience. With a great sounding 4 cylinder engine, crackles and pops from the exhaust, and exciting handling, the Supra 2.0 doesn't have many compromises. It has the same great grip with an even lighter feeling thanks to weighing 217 lbs less than the Supra 3.0 and in most driving situations will be almost as much fun as the 6 cylinder. All these things add up to make the Supra 2.0 a very solid value that is well worth checking out for anyone that's looking for a very fun sports car in the 40-50k range. What do you think about the Supra 2.0? Thanks to Toyota for providing this Supra for me to review!

Time stamps:
0:00 Exterior
2:28 Interior
4:34 Initial driving impressions
7:06 Acceleration
9:00 Handling
13:00 Other impressions
14:11 Comparing to Supra 3.0
17:18 Comparing to 86 and BRZ
18:29 Pricing
19:45 My real-world fuel economy
20:45 Comparing with other competitors
22:09 Availability
22:23 Final thoughts

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