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08-05-04, 10:25 PM
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can some one help
hi my names dan im new to the site i live in gloucestershire england i have recently received a decent sum of money and wanna use it to but one of my dream cars an rx7 i was wondering if anyone could help i want the newer shape version 1995 and around that mark but was wondering which model is the better because i do not no as much as i wish i did about these cars. would i be right in thinking the type r is the top model thanks for reading and look forward to reading ya reply 
08-06-04, 07:32 AM
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Definitely do a search around the site, maybe re-post in the 3rd gen section.
If you want my opinion, do not buy a 3rd gen at all. GEt a 1st gen with a turbo.
If you want my opinion, do not buy a 3rd gen at all. GEt a 1st gen with a turbo.
08-06-04, 12:53 PM
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Yea, but does "decent sum of money" include maintenance costs?
Figure $10,000 for a decent 3rd gen, more for a well modded one (think $18,000+).
You can get a 2nd gen turbo for $2000-$3000.
Now, if you can work on your own car, they're not *that* expensive to keep running. If not, they're annoyingly expensive, and many shops don't know how to work on a rotary engine.
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Figure $10,000 for a decent 3rd gen, more for a well modded one (think $18,000+).
You can get a 2nd gen turbo for $2000-$3000.
Now, if you can work on your own car, they're not *that* expensive to keep running. If not, they're annoyingly expensive, and many shops don't know how to work on a rotary engine.
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08-06-04, 04:07 PM
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Based on your lack of punctuation and your apparent impatience, I would tend to believe you are pretty young and most likely will not have the means nor be willing to put forth the effort to keep the car in a good, drivable condition.
I suggest you learn to use the SEARCH button on the top of the page and come back after doing some research when you have more specific questions.
I suggest you learn to use the SEARCH button on the top of the page and come back after doing some research when you have more specific questions.
08-07-04, 07:48 PM
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ok yes i can afford the car i am 21 and i am on a traders insurace policy which means for a set price a year i can drive any car i want i also have some friends who are mechanics it was a simple question tom which i had no reply for ohh and thanks for still not answering my question as to which is the best model GENERATION 3 not 1 or 2 as i think these cars are pig ugly no offence but i like the gen 3 hence why i asked for it !!!!
08-07-04, 08:26 PM
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No me gusta como hables. No hablamos ingles aqui.
Search the 3rd Gen section for the info you are looking for. I'm pretty sure it has been discussed multiple times just like it has been on specific car forums (honda/mitsu/toyota.....).
Search the 3rd Gen section for the info you are looking for. I'm pretty sure it has been discussed multiple times just like it has been on specific car forums (honda/mitsu/toyota.....).