How many 7th gen celica left?

[yeobt]

thanks for all the replies.

my concern are FC, condition and monthly payment.

presently, i'm watching this particular celica.
to achieve my budget which is below $1k/mthly, i need 4 years loan.
do you think is possible? (i hv stable job n income, no bad credits.)

http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.php?ID=87023&DL=1000

[criszt]

Hmmm, wide body. Was that Jack's car? Originally yellow?

[uplinkhack]

Auto SS1 fuel about 10 to 11km/liter for me.

The red one i met before at Mandai area. Not a member here.

[yeobt]

i think i like white. 

well, will look around, hopefully not too many exported. keke

[Cobra]

you can always change the colour of any car. Its legal, simple job and only need to update LTA via their website.

Getting a good condition working car is far more important than its paint.

[Toyota Celica]

Hmmm, wide body. Was that Jack's car? Originally yellow?

I think it is the one sold by the same dealers I bought my ride from, not long after I transacted mine. They told me about it before I bought, that there was this wide-body coming in but I told them I'd still take mine because of mileage, important to me. These guys have some great contacts to do up bodykits, I remember not long ago they also totally cleaned up one into orange colour, complete with orange seats (with "Celica" written on the seats!).

[carbon_oxide]

Forgot to give my answer to ts regarding fc. While I was driving the ss2m, fc was fantastic. Easily 10km/l ++. I really appreciate the good fc + decent power output.

Recently, I went to the pump... then I realised celica really can save gas.  SS2 was pump once a week. After I change car, my new ride drinks more frequently. 

[yeobt]

you can always change the colour of any car. Its legal, simple job and only need to update LTA via their website.

Getting a good condition working car is far more important than its paint.

true. condition is very important.

Forgot to give my answer to ts regarding fc. While I was driving the ss2m, fc was fantastic. Easily 10km/l ++. I really appreciate the good fc + decent power output.

Recently, I went to the pump... then I realised celica really can save gas.  SS2 was pump once a week. After I change car, my new ride drinks more frequently. 

my present car hits 14km/L.
sorry, i'm comparing cherry and mango. 

[carbon_oxide]

Ermmm.... 14km/l to 11 km/l. u ok meh?  The change in fc is v obvious on the bank statement one. 

[bacardi_lime]

Forgot to give my answer to ts regarding fc. While I was driving the ss2m, fc was fantastic. Easily 10km/l ++. I really appreciate the good fc + decent power output.

Recently, I went to the pump... then I realised celica really can save gas.  SS2 was pump once a week. After I change car, my new ride drinks more frequently. 

of course yr new ride drinks more la...pickmup chicks man

[carbon_oxide]

of course yr new ride drinks more la...pickmup chicks man

No chick to pick up leh  Also dun want to pick up those overpriced char bo. Wallet now smaller. Waiting maybe to do J's bodykit.

[criszt]

VEILSIDE PLS

[yeobt]

Ermmm.... 14km/l to 11 km/l. u ok meh?  The change in fc is v obvious on the bank statement one. 

i like the look of this 7th gen celica alot leh.
at most lugi $100-$200 to FC per mth but can easily make up from my PT job. 

[Toyota Celica]

VEILSIDE PLS

Slight OT but since we're mentioning bodykits, anyone knows of a good workshop to modify existing stock bumper? Running supersprint but only 1 exhaust cavity on the back bumper and I don't want to just cut a hole on the other side, thinking of making it look less thick by (if it can be done) getting ride of some part at the bottom and putting in a new fabricated substitute ala veilside or something. Or is it better to just purchase a moulded whole new back bumper?

[Silver Bullet]

Ermmm.... 14km/l to 11 km/l. u ok meh?  The change in fc is v obvious on the bank statement one. 

i like the look of this 7th gen celica alot leh.
at most lugi $100-$200 to FC per mth but can easily make up from my PT job. 

Glad to hav a person like u to really know how to appreciate the Celica..*thumbs up to u dude..

Well, if u can make time, do join us during our Fri meetups, we can chat over the cars and kopi..hope to c u ard ya..