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03-06-2008, 12:24 PM
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evo vs. supra
I have a good bit of money saved up and am looking at either an lancer evo or a toyota supra. If anyone could give me some info or personal prefrence that'd be great. Thanks.
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03-06-2008, 12:48 PM
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Re: evo vs. supra
Also the 1993> mazda rx-7.
info on ANY of the three cars would be GREATLY appreciated. |
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03-06-2008, 10:40 PM
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Re: evo vs. supra
let me answer your question with a question. what would be the purpose of the vehicle? daily driver? track car? a little bit of both? what is your budget exactly? plan to do modifications or keep stock. with that said. i think the supra would be my pick overall. not as common a sight anymore as the evo and equivalent performance wise with plenty of aftermarket options. there is almost nothing like the sound of a 2jz-gte at WOT...sexy
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03-07-2008, 06:02 PM
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Re: evo vs. supra
I have about $10,000 to put down then go from there cause i'm getting a little help from the rents =). I don't plan on making any modifications. I was looking for a nice looking, reliable, fairly fast stock car. Im a HUGE HUGE HUGE Fan of the supra but i would be driving this car quite frequently and i know supras aren't made for driving daily. I've wanted a supra since the day i turned 12 and am now 19. I was wondering if there is ANYWAY i can get away with a somewhat relieable supra driving as frequently as i do.
some feed back would be great. Thanks. |
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