Nissan let's the new GT-R out to play
Nissan let's the new GT-R out to play
http://www.nagtroc.com/forums/index....c=19810&st=100
I'm not sure if I'm yet sold on the looks. But the performance ...
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I'm not sure if I'm yet sold on the looks. But the performance ...
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New GTR Video.... awesomeness...
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=djvUNO7GnIg
Edit:
And here's the link without the music.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zEWFlIED2Go
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=djvUNO7GnIg
Edit:
And here's the link without the music.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zEWFlIED2Go
Last edited by Spinning Sushi; Jun 27, 2007 at 09:33 PM.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=b60jUy...elated&search= this video gives you a better impression of capabilities.
Aren't you worried though that when you start your busy career you won't have a whole lot of time to tell everyone about how much money you're going to be making?
How do you think all the skyline fanbois will be able to afford it? I sold my 7 so I'll be looking into one of these cars but the majority of the kids who like imports won't be able to afford this car, I just don't see much of a market for it in the states.
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I applaud your enthusiasm, just trying to keep you grounded.
As for the GT-R...I'll reserve my thoughts on it until I see it perform at the track.
I hope you have really good connections, and know what you're getting into. Right out of college, the odds of you getting a signing bonus are slim to none. And anyone paying for you to even relocate is slim to none also. It could eventually pay off big, but right out of the box its only reward is 80+ hours a week.
I applaud your enthusiasm, just trying to keep you grounded.
As for the GT-R...I'll reserve my thoughts on it until I see it perform at the track.
I applaud your enthusiasm, just trying to keep you grounded.
As for the GT-R...I'll reserve my thoughts on it until I see it perform at the track.
The GTR is looking like a pretty good car. If Nissan can keep the weight down, which I somewhat doubt, then it'll be the car to beat in its price range. Even if it comes in at 3500lbs or more, it'll still be pretty competitive. Its AWD will give it a bit of an advantage over the (likely) lighter, more powerful Z06 under most conditions, and it will probably have enough power to out run the non-turbo 911s. Until they announce specs or even tentative specs, there's no saying for sure.
It has a higher profile than I expected. Maybe it's just the aspect ratio of the youtube footage though because the Porsche looked a little skewed too. I can't wait to see this car closeup. I just have a terrible feeling that the USDM is gonna get screwed somehow...like RWD and/or a NA 4.5L V8 platform instead of the preverbial AWD TT'd 6 cyclinder that's made Godzilla a wet dream for every kid with an intake on their Civic.
this car is being hype so much that if they dont make it with 500hp and 3200lbs its going to be a disapoinment, they have being at this thing for 4years now! by the time the car gets to the dealers the desing its going to be old
I have to say I've seen this skyline in person and I loved the looks and sound of the car. I had my heart set on a GT3 but after seeing this car back in April, I'm not so sure anymore.
Anyway, when I move to Chicago and become president of the universe I will definitely buy this car.
Some great cars about to come out soon. The new BMW M3 coupe... and now this. The Nissan might be a little more pure of a driving experience as well... but I hate the feel of most all wheel drive cars...
That thing is an uggo, for sure. It looks like a G35C and New Mustang GT mated to form some ugly duckling.
If its production form can run the times that the mule is said to have run at the ring, I might pick one up if it's <3000 lbs [which means I won't pick one up...]
If its production form can run the times that the mule is said to have run at the ring, I might pick one up if it's <3000 lbs [which means I won't pick one up...]


