need advice from supra pplz

[phatsupraprson]

yea i m 17 and hav 50 grand to spend on any car i want, and i think a supra would be the one since it is my favrite car since i was hmm 9 or 10 and yeaaaa wut should i buy, and is it a better deal than rx7 300zx or nsx?

[phatsupraprson]

o yea i m in canada so 50 grand canadian isnt tooo much i think, so yea and supras are soo hard to find here its sik

[GTR UnLtD]

Dam first answer me how you get 50 grand in Canadian money or American money. Either way its alot of dough.

I would go for a Supra, if you really cant find "the one" you like then go for the RX-7. Thats what I would do. So how much is 50 Grand in US cash?

[phatsupraprson]

i dno mayvbe around 35gs

[gtkriss]

jesus h. Christ, with 35 grand.. Omg! I'll tell you what you should do.. Buy at least a 1994 tt supra, to maybe a 1996. This won't blow all your cash, at most, 20 thousand. Then use the rest for upgrades, and i swear if you put only 5-10 thousand in to that thing, it would waste anything on the road... just buy smart, and remember what your mom told ya, don't spend it all in one place!

[jmoneydtb]

hes right most un-moded 94 surpa tt 6spds sell for right at 20g usd, the one in my signature has about 10g usd dropped into it and its pushing 550+ whp and the car is damn fast. it easily out ran a decently moded ws6 by 4 cars only at 3/4 throttle as well...if you found one for 20g and dropped 15g into it, you would easily have a 700 or so whp supra that can launch like a mother as well...as long as you spend you dough in the right place...

[b18lsvtec]

Yeah. I'm assuming you would want a mark 4 supra. They twin turbos from 1993 on will range. If you are into modifying your car i would suggest you get an earlier model than a 97 or 98. Reason being is that those carry the VVTI engines and the obd2 sensor i believe. Those make the cars harder to modify and to find parts for. You are looking for a 93-96 im assuming in that case. You could find a 93-96 twin turbo within the range of 19-25K would be a fair stock price. Remember these cars are hard to find, and could take you some time. I would not opt to buy an RX-7 unless you know a lot about rotaries, those cars are in the shop a lot and are not exactly reliable. The NSX is a great choice, however parts are hard to come by and I would venture to say are rare and expensive, not to mention it would be hard for anyone to work on an NSX. Either way, you are a lucky kid to be getting such a great car at that age. Good luck man.