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hey guys,

im currently on my probationary licence which means its illegal for me to drive one but hopefully when i get my full licence i can buy one

ive done some research as to what different types of gtr's are out there and theres quiet a few, and i was just wondering if anyone knows whether the gtr r34 will appreciate in value?

ive noticed that the z-tune nismo model is the best one but they are very expensive since theres only 20 made and i wouldnt have the money for one, probably impossible to even look at one in real like

The M-spec Nur model seems right, not too expensive and the clock goes up to 320 and its rare which is what im after

however because there are only 250 made is this model likely to appreciate? the orginal gtr r34 are great cars but i dont want to settle for one because everyone will want/have one by then

but if the origianl gtr do appreciate then i wouldnt mind getting one, considering they are relatively rare and still a great car to have

cheers for any feedback!

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well... not many R34 GTR were made compared to most Jap Performance cars and the fact that there are still sort after in Jap land

but R34 GTR is not a sort after european car or something..so i doubt values will go up anytime soon....if ever

but compared to most Jap performance cars R34 GTR's have kept there value i mean your still looking at a 99 model in a good colour in the 45K-50K mark, that is not bad :worship:

when you keep in mind that a Brand New WRX can be had for 46K driveway or a near brand new Evo can be had for same money....

PS - got mine after 4 skylines and lot of saving by the way...wish i could buy one when i was in my 20's... but good for you

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hey guys,

im currently on my probationary licence which means its illegal for me to drive one but hopefully when i get my full licence i can buy one

ive done some research as to what different types of gtr's are out there and theres quiet a few, and i was just wondering if anyone knows whether the gtr r34 will appreciate in value?

ive noticed that the z-tune nismo model is the best one but they are very expensive since theres only 20 made and i wouldnt have the money for one, probably impossible to even look at one in real like

The M-spec Nur model seems right, not too expensive and the clock goes up to 320 and its rare which is what im after

however because there are only 250 made is this model likely to appreciate? the orginal gtr r34 are great cars but i dont want to settle for one because everyone will want/have one by then

but if the origianl gtr do appreciate then i wouldnt mind getting one, considering they are relatively rare and still a great car to have

cheers for any feedback!

:rofl:

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I wish I was daddy funded too...

mate the car i got now i payed myself as well as insurance, got it from japcars in fawkner melbourne.

as for the gtr ill be paying for it myself as well, if i can get myself a full time job by then it shouldnt be too hard

dont see what your problem is.

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well... not many R34 GTR were made compared to most Jap Performance cars and the fact that there are still sort after in Jap land

but R34 GTR is not a sort after european car or something..so i doubt values will go up anytime soon....if ever

but compared to most Jap performance cars R34 GTR's have kept there value i mean your still looking at a 99 model in a good colour in the 45K-50K mark, that is not bad :worship:

when you keep in mind that a Brand New WRX can be had for 46K driveway or a near brand new Evo can be had for same money....

PS - got mine after 4 skylines and lot of saving by the way...wish i could buy one when i was in my 20's... but good for you

appreciate the feedback

im not saying im certain to buy one but i hope i do, maybe im just dreaming cos i love the car but we'll see what happens, all i know is that if i do get one its all going to be payed by me earned through working, thanks

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I wish I was daddy funded too...

and for your information my old man absolutely hates the car, he didnt want me "throwing" my money away on a car he said that is too old, made from plastic and so on. he has never stepped foot in it and i think he never will

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I dont know any p-plater that can look at a M-Spec Nur and say...it doesnt seem too expensive.

IF:

Money your mummy and daddy have given you money over your life, thats now yours, its still mummy and daddy funded.

Money that they gave you to buy your first car...you guessed it...as above

If your sticking heroin balloons in your bum to make that much money....they gonna pop one day

If your sticking man bits in your bum to make coin as a prostitute...Freddy Mercury aint about anymore...the aids got him.

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Lol

I'm in my early 20's (just) and I said the same thing your saying 5 years ago whilst on my p's. I was wrong. I'm glad I waited til was in a good finical situtatiom before I bought mine.

I think you underestimate just how much gtr's cost, to buy, maintain and run. They also def wont appreciate any time soon. 20 years maybe....but not now.

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not having a go at the young guys in here, but i have a question. how much of your own expenses do you pay? do you pay for groceries? do you pay rent? do you pay for electricity, internet, etc? or do you simply pay a small amount a week in board which covers all that? if yes for this last question, then in a large way your parents are helping you pay for your car. this goes for the young kids that have saved up house deposits too. it's easy to say you paid for your own car/house when your parents pay for everything else leaving you lots of spare cash to save.

on topic though, it's going to take quite a few years for them to appreciate in value, and in that time, if you take into account the rego and insurance you would pay on it over that time, you would probably still end up losing money on it.

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not having a go at the young guys in here, but i have a question. how much of your own expenses do you pay? do you pay for groceries? do you pay rent? do you pay for electricity, internet, etc? or do you simply pay a small amount a week in board which covers all that? if yes for this last question, then in a large way your parents are helping you pay for your car. this goes for the young kids that have saved up house deposits too. it's easy to say you paid for your own car/house when your parents pay for everything else leaving you lots of spare cash to save.

on topic though, it's going to take quite a few years for them to appreciate in value, and in that time, if you take into account the rego and insurance you would pay on it over that time, you would probably still end up losing money on it.

I bought my own house so I have a mortgage as well.

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not having a go at the young guys in here, but i have a question. how much of your own expenses do you pay? ...

All. moved out of home when i was 17 and have payed my way since then.

After re-reading my post, its does sound a bit bragish...which wasn't what i was trying to convey...I was simply trying offer advice to not to rush into a purchase, make sure you can really afford it before you make the decision. I agree with mad082: If you still live with your parents or rely on your parents for any sort of monetary support (other than the occasional free family meal :thumbsup: ), you should not be forking out circa $50k for a car.

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