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If you can't afford an Evo, would you settle for a 3000GT VR-4?
^ 3.0L Twin-turbocharged and intercooled 6G72 V6, Active Aero System, Four-wheel steering, Four-wheel drive, 320 hp. Sounds fun.
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I would go either with a 1g DSM or a Galant VR-4, but thats just me.
I you like 'em, get one |
Originally Posted by Wolf28
I would go either with a 1g DSM or a Galant VR-4, but thats just me.
I you like 'em, get one |
Does sound fun!! But No....too small of an interior...two doors.......interior gripes.....IMO
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hell no that thing is too heavy. looks too ancient...like the 88 supra.
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VR4's are cool, but they weight like two tons. Plus, you seen the engine bay of one of those? Have fun working on it
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It's still ahead of its time! How many cars today have four-wheel steering or an active aero system and can go from 0-60 in 4.8-5.1 seconds? Even the body design is modern enough to fit in!
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Originally Posted by SilverShadow03
Does sound fun!! But No....too small of an interior...two doors.......interior gripes.....IMO
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eh. I'd take a civic hatch over that...
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Nope, I would go STi, Supra or RX7 (considering you want to stay in the boost game)
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i use to own one to heavy not easy to build hard as hell to wrk on and spendy on parts I'd go with first gen myself
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so heavy. but if you like it, get it. you can always make up for weight with power.
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1st gens are the way to go...mine was soooooo fun.
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I vote for a 93-98 Supra TT
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^ yeah, but a 3000GT VR-4 has a lower price these days. A good condition SUpra could go for $18k+. A 3000GT VR-4 with miles as low as 10-22k miles I've seen go for $5-10k
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