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Looked at a R32 today and it had a Tommy Keira bodykit and Tommy Keira gear all through the interior (steering wheel, gearknob etc).

Is this some sort of special edition or just a dress up ??

If a special edition then what else does it have and what would it retail for ??

I'll try and get some pics.

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It should have a limited edition number on it and it will have the name on the seats and the power of the car will not be factory as the company puts on an exhaust and cipped ecu . ask to see the badging limited edition number and the symbol for this brand is a turtle so you should see some turtle badging on the car..hope this helps

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