What is it's modern equivalent?
A compact, AWD, 2+2 at around $60,000 USD adjusting for inflation of the original $31,000 (about) MSRP.
Nissan GTR
Liam Wood
Aaron Scott
Infiniti Q60s AWD
Jack Nguyen
Annoyingly, an Sti.
Gavin Martin
2018 gt-r obviously
Joshua Adams
STI, due to the description
GTR, due to successor
GT350 (even though getting one for msrp would be hard), due to description and price
Adam Rivera
>C O M P A C T
Hunter Robinson
there isnt one. thats why demand is high and why prices are skyrocketing
Jacob Ortiz
>modern
>compact
William Rodriguez
Q60 Redsport
Q50 Redsport
AWD, around 60k USD, it's a performance trim of an upper-middle class car
Only downside is that it's 7 speed auto only with no manual option
Jeremiah Taylor
This is the sad truth, might as well import an old one or get a WRX.
Ayden James
I'm pretty sure these were way closer to ~$100,000 when they first came out user
Justin Nelson
Probably way more than that. They would've cost the same as a modern GTR for the time
Easton Price
KIA Stinger
Noah Cooper
just buy a fucking 32 gtr. who cares are modern. these are classics and very desirable for a reason. New cars are for normie trash.
Leo Gutierrez
well, considering the R32 was a fullsize sedan/coupe at the time, that poster is right.
It was not a compact.
Henry Price
430i xDrive
Grayson Cook
>compact
>AWD
>2+2
>I6
>$45k
Easton Jenkins
google is terrible for actually finding information but i tried
In Australia the list price was $107,000AUD ($76,000) but only 100 cars were sold.
I couldn't find the Japanese list price out right, but this 1990 article
states
>In Japan, it costs just under £20,000 —which makes it about 40 percent more expensive than a Toyota Supra Turbo or a fully loaded Celica GT-4.
1990's exchange rates varied between $1.6/£ and $1.9/£
So that figure is $32,000 - $38,000
A 1990 Supra Turbo was $25,000 in the US so plus 40% is $36,000 so this correlates.
Brayden Cox
Maybe the 4 series, the 2 series can fit 4 people only if two of them happen to not have legs from the knee down.
Wyatt Mitchell
Do you not understand what 2+2 means?
Adam Brooks
F-four?
Mason Garcia
>The 2+2 is a version of the coupe car body style that has two small rear seats for children or occasional usage, along with two front seats for the driver and front passenger. For coupes that are sold either with or without rear seats, the versions that include rear seats are often marketed as a "2+2".
en.wikipedia.org
Matthew Thompson
I think OP is directly comparing sizes of vehicle, not size classification. A R32 is definitely closer in size to a 2018 Civic couple than a Ford fusion.
Kevin Martinez
>32 GTR
its called an R32 GT-R
dumb fuck
Noah Jenkins
>BMW
>AWD
What the fuck happened?
Charles Edwards
they've had awd since the 80's
Juan Johnson
>Implying the E30 325iX wasn't cool as fuck
Luis Ortiz
A loaded M240 XDrive is 56K USD, you can get a bottom and C43 coupe for about the same.