The Fortunate 350 [CYM]
03-01-09 | 10:34 PM
#101
Reading comprehension is your friend. He's saying that an R1 in todays market (read: dollar value) is $100k due to inflation. I dont think $100k is accurate but I gather it was just an exagerated example on his part. According to an inflation calculator that I found on line 
$40,000 dollars in 1993 is the equivalent of $59,208.98 in 2008. Source: http://dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htm
Back to our regularly scheduled program: How much white FDs kick *** and oh yea, competition yellow mica ones too
$40,000 dollars in 1993 is the equivalent of $59,208.98 in 2008. Source: http://dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htmBack to our regularly scheduled program: How much white FDs kick *** and oh yea, competition yellow mica ones too
03-01-09 | 10:40 PM
#102
03-01-09 | 11:27 PM
#103
Cost isn't the issue. The FACT is that Mazda realized the 93 interior wasn't very good, so they improved it.
03-02-09 | 12:24 AM
#104
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03-02-09 | 12:29 AM
#105
03-02-09 | 10:42 AM
#106
I'm going to have to disagree with you Kyle. I think the 94/95 panels look much better than the 93's. I think you are with a small minority that feel the 93's look better. The tan plastic on some of the 93's is particularly ugly!!
03-04-09 | 06:47 PM
#107
Reading comprehension is your friend. He's saying that an R1 in todays market (read: dollar value) is $100k due to inflation. I dont think $100k is accurate but I gather it was just an exagerated example on his part. According to an inflation calculator that I found on line $40,000 dollars in 1993 is the equivalent of $59,208.98 in 2008. Source: http://dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htm
Back to our regularly scheduled program: How much white FDs kick *** and oh yea, competition yellow mica ones too
$40,000 dollars in 1993 is the equivalent of $59,208.98 in 2008. Source: http://dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htmBack to our regularly scheduled program: How much white FDs kick *** and oh yea, competition yellow mica ones too
That all said, what RX-7 cost $40k in 1992 or 1993, they were introduced at a very low price; under the 2nd gen if memory is correct quickly raising after the first few months, climbed to mid 20’s MSRP then on to mid 30’speaking at 42 k for touring model ($4k option) (R1/R2 was a $2k option) in late 1994-1995 before factory-to-dealer rebates to get last moved.
03-24-09 | 12:45 PM
#108
like someone said before, if your not willing to spend a few hundred bones here and there the FD is not for you, these are some of the most quirky mass produced cars there are.
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