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| Mazda RX-7 FC (86' - 92') |
   
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| Mazda MX-6 (93' and up) |
  
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| Nissan 240sx Fastback (89' - 94') |
  
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| Nissan 240sx Coupe (89' - 94') |
  
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| Honda Prelude S (92' - 96) |
  
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| Toyota Celica GT(with Hatch)/GTS (90' - 93') |
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11-20-2003, 07:26 PM
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94' Honda Prelude
I am currently looking for a used car and I am only interested in sport cars. Do yall think it is a reasonable price to buy a 94' Honda Prelude S
at $3500 considering the car has a salvage title? (The car has about 140000 miles on it.) Can yall tell me more about the difference between a clean and a salvage title car...in terms of insurance and other stuff like that. Please give me honest opinions...i mean, would you buy a car with a salvage title? I tried to look for other cars like 89'-94' 240sx(hatch), 90'-93' Celica(The ones with hatch since the coupes are UGLY!) as well...too bad most Rx7's only came with 2 seaters. But there just arent much of them around these days. Any other suggestions?(Considering that I am only a poor college student!) thnx alot people! |
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11-26-2003, 06:00 PM
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2nd gen. (FC) RX-7 all the way! You can find them all over, on ebay or on the for sale section of rx7club.com (after you register, you can see the for sale section). $3500 would get you a monster FC, with about 250 hp and in well-kept condition (street-ported and lightened rotors/ ceramic 2 or 3 piece 2mm apex seals will bring in more) and new shocks/springs, air intake, exhaust, sway bars, tires, rims, seats, turbo(s), and maybe even a sunroof and secondary injectors. The prices go anywhere from $2000 to $6000 for the real quality ones, and they're probably the best price
 erformance ratio cars out there. |
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