Now I don't know the rules in the states... but how? grey import? like the R34s?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Toyot...spagenameZWDVW

cloth interior ftw..

Now thats JDM. I believe it is legal providing it was already registered in the states. A buddy of mine converted his integra to right hand and had no problems.

Seats don't look bad at all.

I doubt that it's street legal. I had been trying to get an st205 Celica GT4 over here, but was not able to find a way to get the car made street legal easily. I wasn't the only person either, this was a topic beaten to death on the 6gc.net forum

but for the right price anything could happen. You might be able to deal with companies that imports skylines - then you have to worry about getting the car setup for OBDII, making sure it's retuned to deal with lower grade gas in the U.S., etc..

Aye you can do this with any car already registered in the states.

why take luxury leather and like cloth? its a lexus.........to the "normal" human, theyll make fun of that

define normal.

and it needs mph gauges at least to be street legal.

Oh that makes me downright jealous, that one has an in-dash changer!
And the cloth does not look half bad, it has a velvet-like appearance.

Have you seen some of the cloth interiors? This interior sucks compared to some designs they have in japan. They had a red plaid like/on black design, it's SO sick, I would definitely give up leather for it.

+1 When my dad got back from japan he got me an aristo book thing that showed some of the options that one thats for sale now is called an s300 walnut package walnut for the color of the wood i guess.... anyway they have some crazy combos for int. and ext. and for the guys who said about cloth you have to remeber man its a toyota ! they come standard in cloth in japan unless you get a v300 or a cloth ed. s300 aristo!

i believe that it is legal, also that picture was takin about 15 min away from my house lol

In Florida there is no emissions law, so why would it not be legit? They have skylines left and right over there, so why not an aristo

I thought USA have the same laws as Canada stating it needs to be 15years old for a right hand drive in order for it to be imported?

That looks hot, too many miles for me though...(Mileage freak)