Will the bubble eventually burst The currently sold red Supra has topped the. Not to mention, this $300,000 Mk4 Toyota Supra probably doesn’t blast the Deftones and smell like cigarettes. It is not for nothing that one or the other sees the Supra MKIV as an investment. If these cars continue to crush six-figure sales, then maybe we need to come to grips with the market we grew up with is gone. The truth is people vote on the market’s validity with their money. Seeing “that car” ask $300,000 is strange and confusing and often leads to feelings of anger, not real anger, but it’s close enough to make us want to criticize it. Many of us remember our older siblings’ friends pulling up to the house in these living legends when they were nothing more than “that loud car you brother’s friend drove that smelled like old cigarettes.” We balk at this because we remember when these unobtainium cars. Many of us (myself included) love to bark at our computer screens when we read about cars like this that have appreciated by roughly 10 trillion percent. If THE Supra only sold for $550,000, how close to that number can a “regular” production car go for? I guess we’ll find out. MK4 Supras have been rising in value lately, including the hero car from the original The Fast and the Furious fetching 550,000 at auction.This latest auction helps confirm there’s a strong desire to own collectable 90s Japanese sports cars. The very famous picture car from the film sold for $550,000 this past summer as well. A 1995 Toyota Supra Turbo sold on July 30 for an astonishing 201,000 making plenty of people do a double take. One point of reference for pricing for this car comes from what must be the most famous Supra ever, Paul Walker’s orange Mk4 Supra from The Fast and The Furious. This is not a fact, but merely this writer’s opinion.

It may be that the dealer is simply trying to drum up interest in this clean, rare car with a massive price but expects to take a lower offer.

The other option is that wild prices draw publicity in the collector car world. According to CarScoops, this ‘93 Mk4 Toyota Supra wearing anthracite paint is more desirable than the red ‘95 Supra that was sold last summer. In the Supra world, as with many other collector cars, the color matters. The Illinois car dealer, Diamond Motor Works, feels confident in the price for this Mk4 Toyota Supra because of its crazy low mileage, killer condition, great features, and the market in general.

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