Where will you put a front plate on a Toyota Supra 2020?

An aesthetically unfortunate aspect of owning a car is that some states require you to stick a front license plate on your vehicle. It's usually fine, because modern bumpers are often designed with this in mind. But there are also cars like the Toyota Supra 2020, whose face is not the best suited to have a steel plate. Then what?

This very important question was asked by a reader named James, who, after spending some time taking into account the face of the new Supra, wrote: "Looking at it, I am very worried and I am very worried. worry a little. The picture makes me itchy. Where will they put the front plate of the Supra?

He continued, "Will Toyota just slap a plate-holder on the muzzle of this thing and call it a day?" He then pointed out that Mazda RX-8 owners were facing problems Similar.

I did a quick image search for the RX-8s and discovered that James was absolutely right. This is a beautiful blue RX-8, but with this plate, do not you look like a skull? Does not this plate seem out of place?

The new Supra front bumper is a cool and stylish object, with bent angles and neat shapes. But it's not very flat either. It's a little concave. And it does not seem easy to place a license plate.

Jason Torchinsky is a lot smarter than me at Photoshopping, but he's on vacation. So I'll do my best and make fun of what a legally recognized Supra face would look like – so here's the Supra without a faceplate. I do not want to hide that face either.

I guess you could drill holes in the center of the bumper and tie it that way. This would be a painful procedure (for the owner), but you would have also encountered the problem at Lacrosse.

You can also try to compensate for it, but I think you can only use the right side, because the left side seems to have some kind of plastic part that should not be hidden.

You can also tie it to the lattice grid under the bumper. This part becomes tricky because I do not know what is the actual size of this space and whether it corresponds to a full-size license plate. In addition, this gives the car the impression of being gagged?

Anyway, it's not appealing and I can not wait to see truncated-toothed Supras running. Of course, you can also omit the front plate and see how long it takes the cops to realize it. Do not say I did not warn you, though.