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Originally Posted by Jayabusa
(Post 768141)
Thanks for the info. buddy. And I hope the price (Rs.15-20lakh) that you quoted was of an MKIV Supra on Indian soil...just to confirm.:)
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Yeah 15-20 would be for an mkiv in very good/excellent condition, also it would have to be a twin turbo with a 6-speed....
could some one reupload the pics.
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Originally Posted by spawnofsatan
(Post 768157)
Yeah 15-20 would be for an mkiv in very good/excellent condition, also it would have to be a twin turbo with a 6-speed....
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If you're lucky to find one.
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Originally Posted by v1p3r
(Post 768387)
If you're lucky to find one.
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I'm talking about a stock engine.
Yes, you'd still be lucky to find one. They're pretty rare in India, and the good ones are all taken.
true, the good ones are all taken...wish me luck....
I hear luck favours the brave. And the gutted.
I'm leaning more towards the gutted....:)
... and so I've heard.
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Originally Posted by spawnofsatan
(Post 768641)
true, the good ones are all taken...wish me luck....
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Are you looking for one here or in the States?
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Originally Posted by straight6
(Post 769191)
Are you looking for one here or in the States?
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Here in good old India, I am moving back by early-mid next year.
Supras In the states are pretty cheap comparitively, a friend of mine from the Z club bought a 1998 Twin turbo with 60k miles in
mint condition for $40k. I drove that car and fell in love with it. Although for me the Z's handle better and drive better the Supra can handle more horsepower with the stock engine.
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Originally Posted by spawnofsatan
(Post 770040)
Supras In the states are pretty cheap comparitively, a friend of mine from the Z club bought a 1998 Twin turbo with 60k miles in mint condition for $40k.
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I know Supras are expensive in US. I would say Supra in India if at all any on sale cannot be said expensive (compared to US) as premium segment cars is India are priced in the ratio (in most cases).
$50000 car in US = 50lak INR (or more) car in India
Considering this a $40k Supra in US should cost 40lak INR in India. (assuming stock twin turbo).
But for 40 lak INR, you can get a devil Supra in India.
Reference link :
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/super-...html#post23252
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Originally Posted by dipen
(Post 770256)
I know Supras are expensive in US. I would say Supra in India if at all any on sale cannot be said expensive (compared to US) as premium segment cars is India are priced in the ratio (in most cases).
$50000 car in US = 50lak INR (or more) car in India
Considering this a $40k Supra in US should cost 40lak INR in India. (assuming stock twin turbo).
But for 40 lak INR, you can get a devil Supra in India.
Reference link : http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/super-...html#post23252
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I do agree with the pricing ratio but that is because of the import duty, this 40K supra is essentially Rs. 16L. Which is pretty cheap.
yes supras are expensive in US, COMPARITEVELY to other cars in this segment. I think Supras are overpriced everywhere, thanks to F&F1.
Hello everyone,
For all thoses who are thinking and wanting to know whos car is that...I have bought it with a friend of mine.Is been there in my place for 1 year because i had to get everything for it.Right from wheel bearings to door hinges.Its quite an expensive project,hence the time.
I will let you guys know when it moves out from there:D
Thank you
Karan
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Originally Posted by KS Motorsport
(Post 772348)
Hello everyone,
For all thoses who are thinking and wanting to know whos car is that...I have bought it with a friend of mine.Is been there in my place for 1 year because i had to get everything for it.Right from wheel bearings to door hinges.Its quite an expensive project,hence the time.
I will let you guys know when it moves out from there:D
Thank you
Karan
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Hey karan. If you dont mind, Can we repost the pictures?
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