Jap performance for 4-4.5k? Advice needed
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Hi guys, after a bit of advice. i have had plenty of jap cars in the past, impreza sti, supra TT, evo etc. Im looking at the moment for something cheeper as a second car. Have a budget of around 4-4.5k. It must have a turbo (for obvious reasons)
The cars ive been roughly looking at are:
-Toyota mr2 turbo-might get flammed here but the looks dont really do it for me as much as others
-nissan 300zx-quite like the jap GT cars,like the looks, is the reliability that bad?
-skyline 33gts-friend had one of these few years ago and always remember them being too tail happy?
-200sx-dont know alot about these but people seem to like the s13.Are they hard to get decent power out of?
-imprezas/evo's-like these but done them to death so after something bit different.
-open to any other suggestions.
Any help gladly appreciated. Thanks in advance guys
The cars ive been roughly looking at are:
-Toyota mr2 turbo-might get flammed here but the looks dont really do it for me as much as others
-nissan 300zx-quite like the jap GT cars,like the looks, is the reliability that bad?
-skyline 33gts-friend had one of these few years ago and always remember them being too tail happy?
-200sx-dont know alot about these but people seem to like the s13.Are they hard to get decent power out of?
-imprezas/evo's-like these but done them to death so after something bit different.
-open to any other suggestions.
Any help gladly appreciated. Thanks in advance guys
Wadeski said:
the 300ZX also weighs as much as the Death Star (to keep the sci-fi metaphor going). And they make all other jap cars look easy to work on. Including the 3000GT....
I wouldn't go that far! I'm told they hide their weight very well on the move but haven't driven one myself.300ZX being up to 200kg lighter than the 3000GT for a start, 15-1600 vs 1650-1700 kg. Impression I've had is that its easier to work on the the 3000GT, not to mention that being a Nissan rather than a Mitsi makes it so much less likely to need work doing anyway.
ST205 GT4 - very nice. UK car possible and very solid
300ZX - very quick and well engineered
RX7 - excellent if the engine has been looked after
R32 GTR - possible if you want the bottom end of the market
R33 GTST - nice enough but a bit heavy for my liking
Stagea RS4 - surely the quickest way to move a fridge-freezer in this price bracket
200SX - good and solid
MR2 - with a little stretching you could get a MK2 with the 3.0 V6 conversion
GTIR - very quick and well within budget
300ZX - very quick and well engineered
RX7 - excellent if the engine has been looked after
R32 GTR - possible if you want the bottom end of the market
R33 GTST - nice enough but a bit heavy for my liking
Stagea RS4 - surely the quickest way to move a fridge-freezer in this price bracket
200SX - good and solid
MR2 - with a little stretching you could get a MK2 with the 3.0 V6 conversion
GTIR - very quick and well within budget
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