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Go for it!!! That car looks good....

I read in HPI no. 37, that as of July 2nd, TGB Imports of Penrith and C-Red Tuning in Perth have been approved to import the JZX100

Check out with them n let us know....

Cheers.

Hey guys, well my next car was going to be a cefiro....

however i've always had a soft spot for the chaser and my mate rekons they are now available for import?

I'm after a 96+ JZX100 Tourer V (TRD model is possible)

are they available for import?

and how much can i expect to pay?

Thanks  :rofl:

my gf loves them and when they have a fat kit on em with some decent wheels they look awesome! and with a 1JZGTE like in the soarer u cant go wrong.

price... ur looking at around the 25k-30k mark for a 96 model in stock form.... thats the only thing that put me off them.

they are great.. i'm going for an earlier one (JZX90) near the end of the year. Not sure whether compliance is yet available on the JZX90 as probably different compliance package needs to be gained.

I think the price on them is around $15k..

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