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    22 June 2017

    Is this Mk4 Supra really worth $165,000?

    By Mitchell TulkMitchell Tulk
    $165K could also buy a 2017 Mercedes C63 S. (image credit: Hartford Toyota)

    Used car dealers are known for ambitious pricing, but this takes things to a new high.

    Hartford Toyota in Connecticut, USA has advertised this ’98 Supra for US$125,000 (AU$165,541). Yep, six figures.

    While that price might seem over-the-top, this Mk4 Supra is next to brand new both inside and out.

    Yes, believe your eyes. (image credit: Hartford Toyota) Yes, believe your eyes. (image credit: Hartford Toyota)

    Having received no modifications and only travelled 14,243 miles (22,922km), it's almost new.

    Here's the head kicker though, this particular vehicle has preveiously been involved in a rear end accident. Surely that would hurt the value?

    Hard to tell its been in an accident. (image credit: Hartford Toyota) Hard to tell its been in an accident. (image credit: Hartford Toyota)

    There's also murmours around the internet that it is missing some of its ID tags.

    Still, this is a very rare car. Thanks to the Fast and Furious franchise and plenty of boy racer/Paul Walker wannabes, stock Supras are few and far between.

    No pod filters or massive turbos here. (image credit: Hartford Toyota) No pod filters or massive turbos here. (image credit: Hartford Toyota)

    Therefore, stock examples are liekly to appericate in value as we've seen with the original Honda NSX. But we reckon $165k is a bit rich.

    Is this price tag just madness or completely justified? Let us know in the comments below.

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