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Old 11-18-03, 05:38 PM
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I'm selling my Audi S4 for 3rd Gen RX7. What a reasonable price for 1995 Rx7 R1(i think)40k original miles. S4 is at 30k miles now. I love it, but to expansive. I'm getting a condo, so need some cheaper.
Old 11-18-03, 05:43 PM
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maybe 18k?
Old 11-18-03, 05:57 PM
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Wait, lemme get this straight.... You have an A4 that you want to sell it because it's too "expansive", and get a '95 rx-7. So you think this move will save you $$?
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95 R1? No, R2
Secondly, r00ter, he currently own an S4, not an A4.
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Re: Help..

Originally posted by RexySexy
I'm selling my Audi S4 for 3rd Gen RX7. What a reasonable price for 1995 Rx7 R1(i think)40k original miles. S4 is at 30k miles now. I love it, but to expansive. I'm getting a condo, so need some cheaper.
If you are looking for something cheaper then this is not what you want. I don't mean to discourage you but RX-7's usually aren’t at the top of most cost contious buyers lists.
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I would have to agree with FormerPorscheGuy on that statement. FD's were never known on being a "cheap" car to maintain and drive. While most of us can do this because of knowledge of the car and practice working on it, a new person to the scene would not have these advantages and surely wouldn't get off for very cheap driving it. Especially up north where the road salt and cold weather would play a HUGE role on the car. Just some food for thought.

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Old 11-18-03, 07:19 PM
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Originally posted by r0t0r-rooter
Wait, lemme get this straight.... You have an A4 that you want to sell it because it's too "expansive", and get a '95 rx-7. So you think this move will save you $$?
A4 is cheap. S4 isn't. A friend of mine will do the reliabity stuff for me. He had done swap and stuff for the REX. Some of you might know him from Boston. I also drive 2002 Escalade and Murano for winter. Both are sister car. I live with her. So, winter is nothing I worried about.
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Just read all the newbie stuff go to
http://www.rx7turboturbo.com/robrobinette/
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/index.html
http://rx7.voodoobox.net/infofaq/bguide3g/bguide3g.html

Best I can suggest.
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