MK4 / A80 Toyota Supra appeciation thread

[jschendel]

Very similar to me and my Rx7. The Rx7 mostly sits in the garage, I take it out on weekends & the occasional trackday. It has currently been sitting in the garage for 3+ months without moving since I was in a motorcycle accident. I have contemplated selling it a few times because I have other cars/projects I want to finish. But I cannot do it, it is a timeless car that I will end up buying another if I get rid of this one. It has already happened once as this is my 2nd FD...

[SmsAlSuwaidi]

ill buy your supra

[Astroboy]

How much would u sell it for?


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[vangisback]

Originally Posted by STJ

You do actually know the prices of Supra's has been increasing in Japan every year. For a good Turbo MT you have to pay a minimum of 1.500.000 Yen and at least 2.000.000 to 3.000.000 if its a late 97+ VVTI.

Further more the assumption that price's of the JZA80 will drop when Toyota releases a new Supra are wrong. Because just look at JDM price's of the BNR34 GTR, they just increased since the R35 was released. A good BNR34 cost allot more than a 2 year old R35!

Sorry about your failed reading comprehension, but how is your reply relevant to my post? No one gives two flying fuq's about where the prices are in Japan. The fact is, the price of Supras have been over-inflated for years in North America due to high [fanboi] demand and low supply. Since Canada allows for easy access to JDM cars, it is only logical that increasing supply to meet demand will drive the price down.

You do realize that 3.000.000 Yen is only $30,000 USD, right? That is nothing compared to the prices here in the U.S when 97-98 TT 6spd models are still demanding $40-60k depending on mileage (I believe a there is a <10,000 mile car in NC for sale for $80k or $90k, atm).

[OrbitalEllipses]

Originally Posted by vangisback

You do realize that 3.000.000 Yen is only $30,000 USD, right? That is nothing compared to the prices here in the U.S when 97-98 TT 6spd models are still demanding $40-60k depending on mileage (I believe a there is a <10,000 mile car in NC for sale for $80k or $90k, atm).

Dafuq? I'd never pay more than ~$30K anyway. There are better cars to be had for that kind of money - I don't need to own a piece of history, because that's what you're paying for if you're paying that much.

[vangisback]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

Dafuq? I'd never pay more than ~$30K anyway. There are better cars to be had for that kind of money - I don't need to own a piece of history, because that's what you're paying for if you're paying that much.

I'm with you, but trust me, there are people out there who have the money and, perhaps stupidity, to spend that amount on a Supra.

[STJ]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

Dafuq? I'd never pay more than ~$30K anyway. There are better cars to be had for that kind of money - I don't need to own a piece of history, because that's what you're paying for if you're paying that much.

There are hardly any better cars in that price range, actually there is one that i'm going with. A BCNR33 GTR.

[Toyota86.ir]

Originally Posted by Titanmotorsports

March 28,2013 : The EK Kanoo Racing Supra driven by Gary White set the record for the Worlds Quickest Import at Bahrain International Circuit with a 6.237@227.77 MPH pass. The car is a 3/4 chassis built entirely in house by Titan Motorsports and featured a Titan built 2JZ powerplant which still featured OEM Block and Head castings. The Supra will continue to try to best this current feet while participating in the BDRC Championship currently in progress.

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Great project.

excuse for irrelevant question
my friend like to go for 800bhp 2JZ with E85 Fuel.

do your company have solution in 700-800bhp range?

[LFA.Baby]

I had this idea that what if Toyota made the Supra a supercar back in the mid 90s

[go_a_way1]

Originally Posted by LFA.Baby

I had this idea that what if Toyota made the Supra a supercar.

didnt they make the FT-1 already?

[LFA.Baby]

@go_a_way1 In the mid 90s, we are going back in time

[go_a_way1]

Originally Posted by LFA.Baby

@go_a_way1 In the mid 90s, we are going back in time

ahhh haha. I dont follow concept cars or anything like that

[MisterSheep]

So.... If the Supra and NSX had a car baby?

[Packofcrows]

I like that 90's design (?) but I see it more like this:




(MR2 concept)



I wish they'd work on this platform but keep same engine design as the original inline Supras. Also, the 4 seater. I wouldn't mind being squished up a tad more in front to allow room for temporary usable rear seats. At lest have passenger rear seat more usable.

As for stats:

HP: 275WHP for N/A model 300whp for FI
Weight: 3,100-3,200
Engine models: Inline 6 or NA 4cyl(maybe later turbo? for 2nd 4 cyl model?)



p.s.