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Decided life is too short and I need a big Jap sports car. Supra is top of the pops right now as I beleive you can fit a tow bar to them. No its not for a caravan its only for my mountain bike rack. Have had quick look at a couple and there seems huge gap in money for very little difference. ie. £4K can get smart 50 - 60 K miler, where some other places have very similar for £6K. Are some models that much more sought after. An ideal world would get me a non turbo, Targa in silver with as few mods as possible. Manual or auto? Generally I have preferred manuals in the past. Car will be used for my daily 30 mile commute along m/way and country lanes to work as well as weekend jaunts with the missus. Any (car related) advice welcome

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The NA owners that I've spoken to - wished they'd gone and bought a TT. So, they end up selling their NA to fund for a TT.

 

If you can afford it - get a TT and save yourself the future hassle. The NA is like having your chips without salt 'n' vinegar.

 

I dont know, now ive got a TT im sure i made the right choice having a NA first for 3 yrs. I was young with a heavy right foot. Yes now i have the power and am happy but i know i was right buying a NA first.

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