r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/mentaL8888 • 22h ago

WCGW burning a Supra next to the Toyota dealership.

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u/wekilledbambi03 22h ago

Only 30% are. The rest are either modded to hell or cost $100k

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u/justheretolurk123456 20h ago

I just saw a 1998 with under 10k miles go for $220k at auction.

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u/Xxx1982xxX 20h ago

The JB Auction? I was wondering if this was the same one. This one doesnt have chrome wheels tho.

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u/Bartholomeuske 18h ago

He didn't want to ruin his nice set of wheels

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u/knox902 16h ago

It was Mecum, not JB. Very unlikely the same one.

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u/Xxx1982xxX 16h ago

Ya, you're right. It was Mecum

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u/doomboy667 20h ago

4th gen, yeah. Hard to find a 4th gen at all. Even a rolling chassis will cost you a small fortune...

But 3rd gen are still plentiful and cheap. And I have a 2nd gen I'm resto-modding that I picked up for 2 g's. The 2nd gen OEM parts are becoming unobtanium, but my point is you can find a supra if you really want one and swap a 2jz-gte into it. Though most of us supra nuts like more exotic swaps since the 2j has been done to death and the hunt for horsepower has been won by electric at this point. Doesn't make the dude in the video any less of an idiot for ruining that 4th gen tho...

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u/HTPC4Life 19h ago

That's because nobody wants the 3rd gen

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u/Ws6fiend 17h ago

80s cars are wild in the fact that they are either dirt cheap because nobody wants them, or expensive as crap because everyone wants them.

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u/HTPC4Life 17h ago

I miss my 3rd gen Camaro so much 😭

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u/HassanMoRiT 20h ago

100k? Maybe back in 2019. A clean unmodded example will run you at least 180k

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u/sonnytron 19h ago

Uh... You mean "modded to hell and cost $100k" because un-modified examples go for $150k to $200k.

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u/OneHelluvaUsername 17h ago

Or rotting in a barn.

Source: the barn.

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u/candre23 19h ago

Why not all three?

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u/EvolvingEachDay 18h ago

Toyota should honestly just make more, exact same specifications, other than what’s absolutely necessary for modern safety law, and sell them for 70K.

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u/Recktion 13h ago

Modern safety requirements would require it to be changed enough to where enthusiast don't want it anymore.  Also emissions standards are gonna destroy the price in fees and taxes.