XtremeMaC
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Not worth it lolCan be yours for the low price of $300k.
https://www.diamondmotorworks.com/1993-toyota-supra-turbo-c-4017.htm
https://robbreport.com/motors/cars/...10000-miles-it-could-be-yours-for-1234648623/
To each their own. There were those that said the same about the 2000GT and LFA.Not worth it lol
I would have done the same. ?
But those were much rarer at 337 and 500 units. Toyota made about 45k A80s world wide.To each their own. There were those that said the same about the 2000GT and LFA.
But those were much rarer at 337 and 500 units. Toyota made about 45k A80s world wide.
And about 60 2000GTs and 173 LFAs for the U.S., my point still stands.Of which only ~11k were USDM and only ~4k of those were TT 6sp.
The problem with the MKIV US version is that there canāt be many low mileage TT manual cars left that have not be in an accident or heavily modified at some point, finding a low mileage pristine never modified one is hard thanks to Fast And Furious.
Of course, but it's still a rare car never less. Especially this trim level. Not mention that overall less LHR cars were produced. As you said, a car is worth what the buyer is willing to folk over.But those were much rarer at 337 and 500 units. Toyota made about 45k A80s world wide.