New Supra
Originally posted by 67ChevelleSS
Whats a 97 TT with 51k miles worth? Black on black, 6spd. Nice car. Stock except for some intake piping and an exhuast. Different wheels too, nice though.
Whats a 97 TT with 51k miles worth? Black on black, 6spd. Nice car. Stock except for some intake piping and an exhuast. Different wheels too, nice though.
$100 and up to 200 with good original paint. I'll give ya 250 sight unseen......
Originally posted by tampamax
$100 and up to 200 with good original paint. I'll give ya 250 sight unseen......
$100 and up to 200 with good original paint. I'll give ya 250 sight unseen......
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Toyota seems to have no interest in the turbo anymore. Look at the MR2 Spyder, for example. TRD is only making superchargers. I also heard that it might be called the GT 5000, after an old Celica name. The price should be decent since it has to compete with the Z, RX-8, etc.. I remember when I used to detail years ago, we sold a new 97 Supra which stickered for around 46k. That is why theses cars stop being produced. They price themselves right out of the market.
I'm sure that Toyota will bring the moniker back, probably around 2005-2006. They will do exactly what they did last time. The Z32 came out in 1990 and then in 1994 (1993.5) the MK4 was released. They took everything the Z32 had done and made it just a little faster, little wider, and a little more expensive.
As far as the power plant, I seriously doubt it will be an I6 much less a turbo. Its just not the trend any more. The 350Z is NA, the RX8 is NA, and the damn EVO will be NA next year from what I have read. The only way I see Toyota making a turbo setup is if they want to compete with the 2005 G35 GTR (Skyline)..so who knows.
They cant afford to price them selves out of the market the way they did in the mid 90's...bottom line.
It will be interesting to see what they do.
As far as the power plant, I seriously doubt it will be an I6 much less a turbo. Its just not the trend any more. The 350Z is NA, the RX8 is NA, and the damn EVO will be NA next year from what I have read. The only way I see Toyota making a turbo setup is if they want to compete with the 2005 G35 GTR (Skyline)..so who knows.
They cant afford to price them selves out of the market the way they did in the mid 90's...bottom line.
It will be interesting to see what they do.
I found this when I looked up "supra" on images.google.com

Um, what? heh.

Um, what? heh.
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