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Originally posted by VilioBG View PostUpdate
I’m currently looking at the Lexus is250, the Lexus GS300 [1997-2005], and Accord CL 2.4 2003-2008
is250 (2006) -> 433AUD +Intercooler (eBay)
GS300 (2005) -> $1220 (Toyota)
Accord (2008) -> $930 (eBay)
I'm assuming you want a project car that goes moderately fast. this is where i would start.
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U got me
I’m looking for a car the can be a project little bit not too deep (said no one never)
but and to be a good daily driver let’s say I’ve been already in this hatchback racer ages .... I still wonder about an EP but the Accord still pull’s me it’s practical tooand I think a K24 can a nice turbo 300hp on a family daily Accord would be dope AF ...
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Update: Final decision
it Will be Accord Euro Type S definitely!
it just combines everything you could want from a car...
as said in one drive tribe article:
It's something I’d thrash at the track on a Sunday, be stuck in traffic in on a Monday, use as the grocery getter Tuesday to Thursday and transport my friends to the gig in on a Friday.
thank you all !!!
PS: I think the thread is good to continue because anyone can look for JDM car competitor to the EU BMW 3-5 series, Audi’s and Benz’s ( and I live in EU
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Originally posted by Kaktus View PostSounds like a good choice!
Have you seen any prospective candidates for sale so far?
Accord 2.4 no matter Type S or Executive vary from around 4000 up to 6000-7000 € euro
It really all depends of the condition of the car km’s/miles... there are some cars for around 2600-3600€ with little rust dots on the rear with around 230k km’s ...
but overall the price is stable around 5k €
BUT I’m still thinking and looking for another good JDM sedan (sport-sedan) ideas ... ( still have in my mind a GS300 automatic ... but it’s heavy...) I’m a big RWD fan but those Toyota Chasers are damn expensive... it’s unreal ...
give ideas
think think
I think around new year to buy a car ...
for now is still the Accord CL still seems like a good choice
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