The value, especially of the SE, should be decent in the coming years (but obviously not like a hardtop Supra but still very decent)The problem with that is, by the time I got my Evo, any Supra I would've been looking at could've been anywhere from 8 to 14 years old. It might be a Toyota, but age takes its toll on any car, plus its warranty would've been long expired. I like speed, but I don't like paying out of the ass for repairs and maintenance. Also, while a lot of the high-horsepower Supras can still be daily driven, that doesn't make them fantastic daily drivers. At that hp level, they're going through fuel like nothing. I'm not saying one car is better than the other, but I'd rather not buy a car that old when it's going to be my only vehicle.^^^ you coulda gotten a supra for the 30k+ you spent on your evo.... i've seen them on ebay with reserves being met somewhere in the upper 30k's... just a suggestion.... i know i've looked through them and wondered why a rare car was going out for that cheap....most of the cars come with all the aftermarket parts... there's tons advertised with 800+ hp....