Viper TT

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If anyone is looking for a leftover 08 IS-F, Hoffman Lexus in East Hartford, CT currently has 2. According to the salesman that I bought my MM from, they still have a Starfire Pearl and Obsidian Black remaining and want them gone.

If anyone is interested, call Hector Ayala at (860) 290-6113.

Evil Teo

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dam u went all the way north to get urs congrats!

rominl

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man, if they still have 08 now, price probably should be in low to mid 40s...

Joe Z

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High $40's at best....

They just can give them away... LoL

malujerry

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lol, i posted that they had 08's available and even told what their best offer was back at the end of feb 09 of $49,000. white with ml/nav/park assist/headlight washers....

Evil Teo

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im sure u can find some in the mid 40's but they are used

ArticKnght

At a price of high $40's, its really not worth saving only few thousand dollars buying used ISF with low miles.

malujerry

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you'll get the state sales tax money back on a new car under $49,500 anyways

Viper TT

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Yes sir! One way flight and 320 miles of entertainment on the way home!

rominl

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lol dealerships losing month every month the car sitting on the lot, so after some point, yeah they better think. the 08 they have now is EASILY 9 months on the lot, dealership is losing huge on the car coz' they are also financing

if i were able to get an 08 back in last dec for high 40s, they gotta do better than that now

lobuxracer

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^^This kind of slow selling is what killed the MkIV Supra in 98.

malujerry

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This is actually what I'm worried about... I can't believe there are still 08 F's sitting around, the same ones I looked at months ago.

Viper TT

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I agree. My IS-F was delivered to Hoffman Lexus in March 2008! It really doesn't make sense why it took until June 2009 for it to sell.

Viper TT

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The MKIV Supra was ahead of its time in 1993. It was a phenomenal car that the US wasn't ready to accept a price tag of ~$50k for a Japanese sports car when the LT1 Corvettes could be bought for ~$35k. In the mid 1990's, not too many were aware of the potential the MKIV platform was capable of. I've owned two 6 Speed 98 Quicksilver Supra TT's and by far that has been the car to beat in my opinion. Unfortunately I have a short attention span.

LeslieRC

Really? With the current poor condition of the economy and, particularly, the automobile industry? This time, last year, the price of gas was approaching $5/gallon and, since then, record bank closings, foreclosures and unemployment hovering just under 10%. I think some of those occurrences might have impacted a decision to purchase a +$50K automobile.

I'm not trying to throw cold water on your good fortune, but please don't be oblivious to current events.