Lexus SC

>>17458137
It's a heavy car, but the street king fucked it up on /o/

>>17458137
We talk about it all the time on here.

It's a terrific car. Solid, quick, sexy, and reliable. This is almost 20 years after they stopped making them.

Get one that is 1-2 owner from Florida or some rich people area that hasn't beed owned by niggers and garage it, and baby it. It is a future classic. A lot have been ruined by niggers, but every other month or so, a mint one will pop up with dealer records, low miles, and a fair price.

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>>17458137
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>>17458137
U

>>17458137
came with variants of two literal god engines, and the 300 could be had with a factory 5-speed. manual swaps are relatively simple, and make excellent GT cars.

>>17458137
I owna '93 SC400, honestly one of the most underrated 90's JDM car (Still don't beat the Mitsu GTO). Great cruiser I daily the thing to college and back every day total highway beast once you're above 60 but getting there in the stock config with the 4 speed can be painful. RWD though pretty big modding community and you can drop in almost any 1jz or 2jz setup with little or no effort compared to most swaps, or keep the dope little. 4.0l jap v8 1UZ and force induce it with a tacoma supercharger.

>>17458354
Also buy a post '96 model with the vvti and the key fob that works. I can answer pretty much any soarer related question

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>>17458359
Pic related, closest feeling to loving your own child i'll probably ever get. Can definitely recommend them though considering the general car quality and reliability for the price. If cost is an issue be aware that a lot of the random little parts on the car are hard to find nowadays so don't break your AC vents like my buddy did to mine. When looking for them check the power steering pump alternator and dashboard lights/needles those are pretty much the only theings that ever go bad on these beauties

Do they make em stick?

>>17458410
yes, but pretty much nobody bought them in manual

>>17458410
>>17458435
The manuals were only on SC300 with the NA 2JZ-GE and they are super rare. Black interior stick shift SC's go for about twice the regular price ($8k usually) in southern california where I live.

Yo niggas should I buy this in bored of my shitbox corolla https://lansing.craigslist.org/cto/6197699544.html

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>>17458465
Does it have a clean title?
Does it run?
Is it trashed?
Is the powersteering/alternator fucked up?
High end salvage titles usually go for $2-3k and regs $4-5k with decent mileage and condition

I've heard they are great cars. If they had snow tires for that car I'd save up and buy it.

>>17458481
This is not a car you want to own if you live in cold weather. No limited slip differential, 2 tons of rear wheel drive and leather seats. Only reason my car isnt coated in rust is because it's been in southern california its entire life. Also very easy to spin out if you're stupid and used to FF rice rockets.