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That post be there for a while. But in my area people are really interested in 5 speed hatches, the integra market doesn't compare to the value of EKs. What's funny is they're so plentiful yet integras are somewhat of a rarity here.
Dang.. i sold my 95 gsr with 140k miles for 1500 around my way..i loved that thing. Sold it for cheap with og everything
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and usually teggys here go for around 2k+ easy
Yea you ****** up. If that was clean title it would sell for 5k easy
 
Did this dude really post a bunch of riced out Supras and a Fast and Furious clip as if it would persuade me ? :x :rollin :rollin


Sorry b... I just don't think Mk4 Supras are very good looking.

Generic 1990s soapbar styling at its finest.
 
Lose The ricer spoilers and I might take one. That red one looks nice up there. Not even into jdm though
 
Why da supra got dudes in their feels, though? :lol

:lol It's just hard for some people to accept that someone may not like what they do.


The Supra's a car that's been put on a pedestal by a lot of people and fanboys always get their panties in a bunch when someone speaks critically of the car.
 
eh i have no problem with people who think the mkiv is ugly 8)

i do think it looks better without a wing tho 8o inb4 corolla
 
:lol It's just hard for some people to accept that someone may not like what they do.


The Supra's a car that's been put on a pedestal by a lot of people and fanboys always get their panties in a bunch when someone speaks critically of the car.

Its not the opinion, its the way the opinion is said.
 
Supra fanboys 'bout to drown in this sea of tears they're crying up :lol



FTR "Nothing of value was lost", is a phrase commonly used in the car community when the common consensus is something of significant value was actually lost.
 
Yea you ****** up. If that was clean title it would sell for 5k easy

Yea easily, I love my integra before I sold my s2000 I sold my oem hardtop that I paid 1k for 2500 and bought my integra gsr shell with some type r parts. Picked up a jdm gsr complete engine swap, dropped it in and I have no complaints
 
 
 
Why da supra got dudes in their feels, though?
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It's just hard for some people to accept that someone may not like what they do.


The Supra's a car that's been put on a pedestal by a lot of people and fanboys always get their panties in a bunch when someone speaks critically of the car.
I mean, I was talking about the dudes bashing the car.

Don't eem see the point of it.

It's one thing to have an opinion on something, it's another thing to insult .
Absolutely agree bro.  The automobile is one of man's greatest engineering innovations and I see beauty in so many cars out there.  I always wonder why the most vocal critics in this thread usually never post their own cars for others to enjoy.
 
 I always wonder why the most vocal critics in this thread usually never post their own cars for others to enjoy.


I removed all the pictures of my cars from this site thanks to the malicious member(s) PMing lists with personal info about people on here. I always thought NT was a pretty chill website and this was the last place on the net someone would pull that stuff. It's a real shame, a lot of good members stopped coming here all together after that mess.
 
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Thanks again bro, I noticed the depreciation as I saw so many of them in the mid 30s, it was kind of shocking, but also very much appreciated. How tall are you by the way? and how was spacing in the cabin on any long trips etc.

Cabin was perfect for me at 5'8" and 150lbs.  I sold it to a guy who is around 6'2" and 200+lbs. and he was comfortable with the driver seat all the way back against the back of the cabin.  I would say its probably not a great car if you are heavy set or really tall as the cabin might get really tight.  I had a 2010 Shelby and that thing was huge inside, in fact I owned both the Cayman and the Shelby at the same time last year and ended up selling the Shelby because it was just massive and I didn't get the same feel and connection to the road as in the Cayman.  Part of that may have been the mid engine layout of the Cayman vs the Shelby, but it felt like a boat every time I drove it and then got back inside the Cayman.  The Everyday Driver youtube review I posted a few pages back pretty well sums up the Cayman's driving characteristics, you really feel one with the car and the road and literally every turn in that car inspires confidence that you can do almost anything and retain total control over the vehicle and road.  That car makes you feel like a superstar with each successive turn.  The Shelby was just a monster going from light to light in a straight line or when merging onto highways, but in the twisties I felt little to no confidence that I could keep the rear of the car from flying out from under me.  

For such a small 2-seater sports car, the Cayman actually has a surprising amount of storage space in the trunk and front (frunk) so traveling with bags for a weekend trip with a girl was no big deal.  If you can get to a local Porsche dealer I would see if you can sit in a few Boxsters and Caymans to get a feel for the cabin space.  Also at your price point I would also consider a 1-2 year old Jaguar F-type, M3, or Vette as all 3 would offer more cabin space than the Boxster/ Cayman and you could likely pick them up for around the same price.  Tough choice man, but I don't think you can go wrong with any of these!  

Much appreciated bro, you helped tremendously !!!
 
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