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WTBSupra 02-06-2010 08:42 PM

Is this Supra worth buying?
 
I was looking around the internet and found this N/A Supra for sale for $9000. Its automatic and has 191K miles. Its going to be my first car of my own. I'm driving my parent's car right now. I like the Supra Turbo but the insurance would go way up and i think it is better to get the N/A since Im an inexperience driver and the insurance wouldnt be as much as the turbo.Im not going to race this car. It has 191k miles on it...I dont think it would handle it...Im just going to daily drive it for commuting.

http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/1554854726.html

Pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/4658098...642555/detail/

I checked the price for this on KBB and it came out to be around $8700.I dont really think this car is worth $9000 because it needs to be painted on the right side of the car(sooner or later all of the paint would start to peel since it was sitting in the sun in Texas).Also the high mileage on the motor and tranny would have to be rebuilt or replaced with another one.Also its an auto and its not turbo.I just think it should be a couple grand lower.
Post back if its worth buying it.:stickpoke

MalumInSe 02-07-2010 04:16 AM

First, I commend you on actually realizing the turbo might not be the best car to start driving with - you are leagues beyond your teenage friends.

I don't think the car will get 9k. Like you have noted, the appearance isn't great and 190k plus miles is quite a bit. I'd go well under the KBB quoted value.

Are you planning on having it sent from TX to CT?

WTBSupra 02-07-2010 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MalumInSe (Post 78512)
First, I commend you on actually realizing the turbo might not be the best car to start driving with - you are leagues beyond your teenage friends.

I don't think the car will get 9k. Like you have noted, the appearance isn't great and 190k plus miles is quite a bit. I'd go well under the KBB quoted value.

Are you planning on having it sent from TX to CT?

Its in NY not Texas but the person who has it, bought it from Texas

pwpanas 02-07-2010 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MalumInSe (Post 78512)
First, I commend you on actually realizing the turbo might not be the best car to start driving with - you are leagues beyond your teenage friends.

I don't think the car will get 9k. Like you have noted, the appearance isn't great and 190k plus miles is quite a bit. I'd go well under the KBB quoted value.

Agreed.

In fact, I'd recommend you start with something reliable and economical while you save up for your TT. In the meantime, do simulations (eg. GT4), kart racing, and driving school(s) to get ready for your GT sportscar.

MalumInSe 02-08-2010 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by WTBSupra (Post 78521)
Its in NY not Texas but the person who has it, bought it from Texas

Ahh, sorry, I just realized the craigslist ad was from NY.

I agree with pwpanas, get something else for your first car and then save up for the TT. Integras are fun to start with and work on.

WTBSupra 02-09-2010 12:07 AM

Alright thxs for your inputs :)


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