that blowsI remember finding an immaculate 93 Supra with 16K miles for 23K back in the fall of 2000. I was trying to work a deal, banks at that time didn't like financing 7 year old cars...car got sold in short order.
that blowsI remember finding an immaculate 93 Supra with 16K miles for 23K back in the fall of 2000. I was trying to work a deal, banks at that time didn't like financing 7 year old cars...car got sold in short order.
yea looks like 40-50k is not out of the realmWhen a buddy of mine sold an MSB 93 6spd for near 50k I couldn't believe it. Then I checked prices... I am kind of blown away they have held value this long. Someone near my job has what looks like a bone stock 97 6spd parked outside. Maybe it's their 401k on wheels...
-J
that blows
pics?In 1997 I bought my 94 TT Supra for $27k with 34k miles. It was in mint condition. Had it for 6 years. Should have never sold it.
Doesn't surprise me
nice
that car is missing half of the vins on the front end too, fenders, ect. Sorry not paying 35k for a car that's been wrapped around a tree.Heres a bolt on 93 cobra with 60K miles on it, company wants $35K for it.... I rest my case. hahaha
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1993-Ford-Mustang-/162410567082?hash=item25d06c95aa:g:XaYAAOSwax5YsxJp
Those cars will continue to appreciate. That asking price is high but I'm sure he'll get a good chunk of change for it. BST Supras have been bringing a ton of money and a low mile stock example should as well.
yea looks like 40-50k is not out of the realm
which is crazy cause you could buy a hell cat LOL
I would bet that the GTR is going to net you a hefty loss over the next 10 years in depreciation. The Supra will probably increase during that time.I get the supra is a cool car and all but I never understood why they're so expensive nowadays. Shit for 85k you could buy a 2014 GTR.