Cop Pulls Up Behind Car Enthusiasts at Night — Then Gets on the PA System to Roast ThemTwo car enthusiasts were out on a late-night drive, revving their engines, when they noticed an unmarked white police SUV had pulled up behind them. The driver recognized the vehicle's side-mounted spotlight, a common identifier on plainclothes patrol units, and quickly turned his focus to getting them away from any trouble."Bro, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill. I think there's an undercover cop behind us. It has the… the spotlight."His friend picked up on the other end of the call: "Actually?"AdvertisementAdvertisement"Yes. Stop. I have my black plate on."Then the siren blipped. What came next was not a traffic stop.The Cop Knew Exactly What He Was DoingRather than pull either driver over, the officer keyed his PA system and opened with: "Shut up, idiot… Get a V8." A loud Ford Mustang happened to rumble past in the opposite direction at just the right moment, and the cop continued. "Like that guy."The driver was already losing it. Then came the finishing move. Looking at his Toyota GR Supra running ahead of them, the officer went with: "Two BMWs." Pause. "Get a real Supra.""Yo, what the f*ck!" the driver managed, before dissolving into uncontrollable laughter.AdvertisementAdvertisementToyota brought the Supra back in 2020 after years away from production, but the MK5's fifth-generation model was the result of a collaboration with BMW – meaning it shares both its underlying architecture and the German automaker's turbocharged B58 inline-six engine with the BMW Z4. Both vehicles share a production facility – the Magna Steyr factory in Graz, Austria – while their engines are manufactured in Munich and then transported to the plant. For devoted Toyota loyalists who came of age worshipping the iconic MKIV and its celebrated 2JZ engine, the situation was pretty difficult to accept.According to BMWBlog, the next-generation Supra – expected around 2027 – will reportedly drop the BMW partnership entirely and run a Toyota-developed turbocharged hybrid four-cylinder producing somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 horsepower.
