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Hi guys,

Yesterday i went to my local import dealer ship just to shop around for an R33 GTS-T manual. The cars were kept inside so i would've thought they'd been in good nick.

But the problem is the R33's looked tired and worn compared to newer R34. In my opinion the R34 looks a lot better on the inside and out, but cost around $26k for the auto or ~30K for the manual. The R33's were about 16-17K.

So now guys, should i stick to buying a R33GTS-t Manual or increase my loan for the R34 Tiptronic? I cant afford the R34 manual at this stage as ill already be getting out quite a big loan for the R33 (~10k).

p.s I can't resist the back of the R34, its looks so much better than the R33, but i like manual cars, as they are so much more fun to drive. :

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Yeah importing i dont think is an option for me :

Im one of those people that needs to go out and look at the car in person before i spend my life savings on one. And id think the wait for it wouldbe agony, also i dont think imports are as cheap as they used to be.

Hopefully a gem will pop up in the local market :happy:

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