After rapidly increasing in price for the last 5 years, as of 2020 Supras are virtually impossible to buy without a serious collector car budget.
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If you wanted to import one for a daily driver, forget it, as even poor condition examples are selling for megabucks.
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Models like aerotops, SZ 6 speeds, and RZ TT 6 speeds are leading the way and have in some cases more than DOUBLED in price in Japan in less than 12 months.
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This 1993 Supra SZ aerotop sold today for 2.2 million Yen, around $40,500 complied in Aust, plus road costs (@ 73.5 Yen to the dollar).
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And this rare 1997 Supra aerotop SZ in blue sold a few days earlier for 2.755 million Yen or close to $50,000 complied in Aust, plus tyres and on road costs (@ 73.5 Yen to the dollar).
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If you want to import a good Supra SZ 6 speed, you’ll now need $45,000 to $55,000 plus on road costs.
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A good Supra RZ 6 speed would require a budget in the $70,000 to $100,000+ range.
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And still rising.
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We specialise in sourcing collector cars for clients around the world.
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In addition to this level of background check, our import service also includes in-person inspection of vehicles on auction day – we check running condition as well as inside, outside and underneath – with more pictures provided and details including any faults not mentioned on the auction report.
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Simply give us a call or get in touch via email to discuss what you’re looking for, and for current market pricing.
