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I've Owned My Supra For 6 Months. Here's What Nobody Tells You.

0h 10m video Published May 28, 2026 Transcribed Aug 3, 2026 I Ideal
Beginner 4 min read For: Car enthusiasts and potential Supra buyers interested in an honest ownership review.
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"Delivers on the promise of honest ownership insights, but the giveaway promo dilutes the value."

AI Summary

Brad Danger shares his six-month ownership experience with a modified Mark V Toyota Supra, covering the engine, driving dynamics, comfort, and drawbacks, and concludes with a giveaway promotion.

[00:17]
Introduction and Giveaway Announcement

Brad introduces the video, stating he has daily-driven a Mark V Supra for six months and will give the unfiltered truth. He announces a giveaway of this exact car or a Shelby GT350 plus $100,000 cash, with entry via a link in the pinned comment.

[01:14]
Modifications Overview

The Supra is not stock; it has a full wrap, a wing, T37-style wheels with PS4s, and carbon accents. Brad describes it as one of his cleanest builds.

[01:58]
Engine and Performance

The B58 engine, built by BMW and tuned by Toyota, produces 382 hp and 368 lb-ft, with 0-60 under 4 seconds stock. It sounds great and can handle 600-700 hp on the stock bottom end with supporting mods.

[02:42]
Driving Dynamics

The car has a short wheelbase, even shorter than a Toyota 86, making it rotate and listen well in corners. It's a fun, engaging driving experience.

[03:27]
Comfort and Daily Usability

Despite being a sports car, it's comfortable with 16-way adjustable seats, adaptive cruise control, and modern luxury features. Brad has done 4+ hour drives without fatigue.

[04:11]
Interior Criticism

The interior is essentially a BMW 3 Series, with the same iDrive knob and button layout. Brad criticizes the thin, creaky steering wheel, which he replaced with a carbon fiber one.

[05:33]
Transmission Behavior

The 8-speed automatic is fine in most situations but feels laggy in stop-and-go traffic under 2,000 RPM, partly due to turbo lag and gearbox behavior.

[06:14]
Wind Buffeting Issue

The side mirrors create wind buffeting at speed, causing a drum-like pressure wave. Toyota didn't fix it in 2020 or 2021, but aftermarket kits solve it.

[06:54]
Trunk Access Annoyance

There is no exterior trunk release button; you must use the key fob or an interior release, which is inconvenient when carrying items.

[07:35]
Platform Sharing Defense

Brad defends the BMW Z4 platform sharing, citing the McLaren F1's BMW V12 and the 86's Subaru engine as precedents. He argues the Supra handles better than the Z4, making it smart engineering.

[08:36]
Final Verdict and Giveaway Push

After six months, Brad loves the car, calling it one of the best driver cars under $60k. He reiterates the giveaway, encouraging viewers to enter via the link.

The Mark V Supra is a polarizing but excellent daily driver that blends sports car thrills with comfort, despite some quirks like wind buffeting and a BMW-derived interior. Brad's final verdict is overwhelmingly positive, and he promotes the giveaway as a chance to win the car.

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Study Flashcards (8)

What engine does the Mark V Supra use?

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The B58, built by BMW and tuned by Toyota.

01:58

What is the stock horsepower and torque of the Supra?

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382 hp and 368 lb-ft.

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What is the 0-60 time of the stock Supra?

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Under 4 seconds.

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How much horsepower can the B58 handle on the stock bottom end?

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600-700 hp with supporting mods.

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What is a common criticism of the Supra's interior?

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It is essentially a BMW 3 Series interior, with the same iDrive knob and button layout.

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What issue does the Supra have with wind buffeting?

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The side mirrors create a pressure wave that feels like your head is inside a drum.

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How do you open the trunk on the Supra?

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You must use the key fob or an interior release, as there is no exterior button.

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What car does the Supra share its platform with?

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The BMW Z4.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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B58 Engine Praise

Highlights the collaborative engineering between BMW and Toyota, producing a powerful and tunable engine.

01:58
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Daily Driver Comfort

Challenges the stereotype that sports cars are impractical, showing the Supra's comfort for daily use.

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Interior Criticism

Reveals a major downside for enthusiasts: the BMW-derived interior may feel less special.

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Platform Sharing Defense

Provides a reasoned argument for why sharing a platform with BMW is not a compromise but smart engineering.

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[00:17] >> Hey guys, Brad Danger here and look, I've owned some cool cars, some good ones, some that I would like to just forget. But this one, this one has me feeling something different. Six months, yes, six months of daily driving one of

[00:31] the most polarizing cars Toyota has ever slapped a badge on and today, I'm going to give you the full unfiltered truth, the good, the bad and the ugly of what owning a Mark V Supra is really like. Oh, and also, we are giving one away.

[00:44] This exact car, which I've modified a little bit, or a Shelby GT350 plus little bit, or a Shelby GT350 plus $100,000 in bonus cash. Yes, there's ends. So, click the link in the pinned first comment and go buy anything on the

[00:59] site and get entered to win either of these cars plus 100K. But guys, stick you understand why if you pick the Shelby over there, well, I'm going to be genuinely happy keeping this thing for myself. Let's get into it. Now, real

[01:14] quick, let me address the elephant in the room because well, this is not a stock Supra. Okay, it started as one, but I got my hands on it and did what any reasonable person would do with a car this good of a canvas, you know,

[01:26] full wrap, wing out back that says need money for Lambo, T37 style wheels with brand new PS4s, full carbon accents everywhere, Fast and Furious energy, but

[01:38] Honestly, it might be one of the cleanest builds I've ever done and I'm not even including the cars that I don't even own yet. Okay, so let's go take this thing for a drive and really see what it's all about.

[01:58] glorious engine built by BMW, tuned by Toyota. And together, they accidentally made one of the best sounding inline sixes at any price point. 382 horses, 368 foot-pounds of twist, and it sounds like it genuinely wants to ruin your

[02:13] license. You put it in sport mode and the exhaust opens up, and it's just it's stupid. It's unfair. It sounds better than cars that cost twice as much. Now, 0 to 60 comes in under 4 stock. That's not a typo. Stock, no tune, completely

[02:28] factory. And before the 2JZ crowd comes at me, the B58 can handle 6 to 700 horsepower on the stock bottom end with the right supporting mods. 600 on the stock short block. The tuning potential on this engine is genuinely insane, and

[02:42] it only takes a handful of bolt-ons to get there. The 2JZ was legendary, but the B58 is not a downgrade. Fight me, brother. Now, driving this car is so much fun. It's short, really short. Before this, I came from a Toyota 86,

[02:56] and this has a shorter wheelbase, which sounds impossible, but here we are. And something that you have to feel to believe. It rotates. It listens. You corner in this thing is one of those experiences where you come out the other

[03:11] side like, wait, was that legal? I don't know. Did I just do that? I don't know, brother. But guys, let's take this thing back to the garage.

[03:27] surprises everyone. It's comfortable, like genuinely comfortable. I mean, it's got 16-way adjustable seats, adaptive cruise control, the full modern luxury kit, because under all these swoopy lines, it's essentially a BMW 3 Series

[03:42] brain. I mean, I've done 4-plus hour drives in this car and arrived feeling completely fine. It is a daily driver that also happens to be a sports car. And the suspension on this thing makes it feel really good compared to stock.

[03:55] And that combination is pretty rare in most cars that try it fail at one or the you guys because well, I told you I'd be honest and great it [snorts] is not great. I mean, it

[04:11] looks like a BMW. Let [music] me show you because it is a BMW. If you get in a 3 Series and then you get in this Supra and close your eyes and reach around, you are going to feel very confused which car you are absolutely in because

[04:25] yes, it has [music] the iDrive knob just like my X5. Same button layout everywhere you guys. Same dash design. Toyota literally put their own logo on BMW's infotainment and called it Supra Command.

[04:40] Interesting. Now, to be fair, BMW makes a great interior. The quality is definitely there. The screen is really sharp. The system works great, but spending sports car money and sitting in

[04:53] commuter sedan. I'm just saying, kind of looks like a Z4, right? And the steering wheel. Obviously, you can tell this one is not stock because let me grab stock one. Yeah, this guy right here. It

[05:07] specifically deserves its own call out. It's super thin. It creaks slightly when I had it on the car and it's definitely borrowed out of the base trim of borrowed out of the base trim of something less exciting like a 320i. So,

[05:20] for a car that is this fun to drive, your hands deserve way better like this carbon fiber [music] wheel that we installed on the giveaway car with 100K. And this is genuinely the first thing I changed the moment that I could. Now,

[05:33] transmission, shall we? Double pull, the transmission isn't really under here. That beautiful B58, the new German 2J with that Armaspeed intake which sounds oh so good. But

[05:47] guys, the 8-speed automatic, it's fine. In most situations, it's totally fine. But, in stop-and-go traffic under 2,000 RPM, it gets kind of weird and laggy. the car seems genuinely unsure what you want from it. Partly, turbo lag, of

[06:01] course, from this B58 at low RPM, but partly the gearbox just being kind of make you kind of feel like you're fighting the car when you're just trying to merge. It's manageable, okay? Just like the rest of this car. It's not a

[06:14] deal-breaker, but it exists, and I'm not going to pretend that it doesn't. Now, the ugly. And yes, some of this is just Toyota doing Toyota things. And I want to introduce you to my little friend's brother. Yes, the wind buffeting. You're

[06:27] it's a beautiful day, and you want to hear that B58 sing. Sounds great, right? Except the way the side mirrors are shaped creates this insane pressure wave you feel that your head is inside a drum. Now, the problem is they didn't

[06:42] drum. Now, the problem is they didn't fix this in 2020 or the 2021. There are aftermarket kits that solve it, and I've got one on this car. They're carbon fiber. They're great. But, it's wild that Toyota shipped this problem twice

[06:54] factory. Now, let's say that you're carrying some big old box of things from know, you're like me, you're a wimp. Well, there is no button on the outside of this car to open the trunk. None. You try to feel under here, you try to kick

[07:09] >> [snorts] >> Nothing. Yeah. So, what you got to do is either use the key fob, use one of your hands to open up the trunk, or there is a trunk release inside here. Boop. That took me

[07:22] actually a long time to find. But guys, that is it. You come out with the both hands, and you're doing a little dance trying to fish out the key because the trunk does not care about your situation on a nearly $60,000

[07:35] >> [music] >> I'm still not over it. And guys, here is the most divisive thing about this car and I've thought a lot about it. Um this is a BMW Z4 at its foundation. Same platform, same engine, same

[07:51] transmission. Toyota tuned it. Yes, they styled it. Yes, and put a legendary name [music] about this constantly. But here is where I land. The McLaren F1, arguably the greatest car ever built, used a BMW V12.

[08:08] Nobody cries about that. The original 86 used a Subaru engine. I actually own that before I bought this. And so, Toyota taking BMW's best in six and building a car that actually handles better than the Z4 it shares DNA with,

[08:23] better than the Z4 it shares DNA with, that's not compromise. That's very smart engineering. Is it a pure Japanese sports car with a 2JZ? Nah, nah. No, it is one of the best driver cars that you can buy for under 60,000 bucks. And I

[08:36] don't even think it comes close to anything else at that price range brand new. So, six months with this car that now is a giveaway car that you can win and there's only hours left by hitting that pin first comment and buying

[08:48] anything like a hat or a shirt or quick entry pack, which is what Rocky did when he won the GT-R plus cash. If I'm brutally honest about this Supra, it's made me late to things because I found a reason to take long way home. And I'm

[09:00] not trying to get sappy or emotional. I mean, it's turned gas station fill-ups into conversations with strangers. And with this livery, I'm telling you, this is the biggest dick magnet [music] I've ever driven. And honestly, I kind of

[09:12] just look forward to all the attention because you know what that's worth? Attention is really something you can't buy. You can you can win. might be thinking this video is kind of a promo for the giveaway and you would

[09:25] be right, but I'm not promoting that you choose this Mark V Supra because honestly, if you choose the Shelby GT350, I am keeping [music] that thing. I'm probably keeping it forever. I own Porsches, but I love this platform. Now,

[09:39] with that all [music] being said, if you've ever wanted to win a Shelby or a Supra and get entered to win $100,000 cash, right now is your time. Just click the link in the pinned first comment. And guys, days left, hours left. It's

[09:52] to choose the Mark V, well, just don't get entered. No, seriously, The Shelby is great as well. They're both incredible vehicles, but do you want a JDM tuner hero or an American icon? Flat-plane crank,

[10:08] German 2J. The choice is yours. Plus, what would you do with 100K? Let me know Danger. This is Ideal. Like, subscribe Check out some of these Ideal vids and promise me one thing. Keep living the

[10:21] promise me one thing. Keep living the Ideal lifestyle.

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