In my latest post I talked about how the Nissan 240sx felt like an unrealistic buy because of "Drift Tax". In this post I will explain the art of drift taxing a car. The 240 is a very good platform to start drifting. There is an abundance of parts at low prices. Drift tax almost acts as inflation for the vehicle. In the early 2000's these cars were very cheap and easy to buy. Now you pay 4 thousand for a running piece of junk that most of the time has rust and is auto. The 240 started to become very in demand in the car community. With this people that wanted to sell them took advantage of enthusiasts and priced them very high because of the demand.
For example
I paid $1000 usd for this
THE CAR WAS NOT RUNNING
Realistically the car was worth $500, but I was taken advantage of and looked past the truth I just wanted a 240 and one was infront of me.
I will now show what i couldve bought for $1000 usd "if" i was not an enthusiast
This vehicle runs
I was taken advantage of ,but I love my 240. People learn from my mistake! DO NOT FALL FOR THIS ANY LONGER SPEND WHAT YOU THINK THE CAR IS WORTH.
~SideWayzS13