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Ive been saving up for one sooner or later im just going to sell my whole collection of kicks to help finance it
Amy seems like she's just into the nice looking sports cars. Not to hate on her because she does have a point with the interior being mostly plastic, but I think she just wanted a sports car to show off, not really interested in taking it to the track.I still want to sit in on myself.
I found it interesting that Amy MacDonald said it wasn't that great on Top Gear (and her list of cars is relatively impressive).
Said the GTR isn't loud enough, and the interior wasn't that great.
Makes me wonder which will be better to own the new M3 or the GTR (taking more than just speed into account).
I still want to sit in on myself.
I found it interesting that Amy MacDonald said it wasn't that great on Top Gear (and her list of cars is relatively impressive).
Said the GTR isn't loud enough, and the interior wasn't that great.
Makes me wonder which will be better to own the new M3 or the GTR (taking more than just speed into account).
Amy seems like she's just into the nice looking sports cars. Not to hate on her because she does have a point with the interior being mostly plastic, but I think she just wanted a sports car to show off, not really interested in taking it to the track.
As a daily driver, you'd definitely get the most out of the M3, not to mention it's considerably cheaper. I think the GTR is more of a track/weekend car, the ride is so stiff and the interior isn't that great, so you probably wouldn't want to sit in one everyday.
Side note: this girl at my school drives a GTR, repainted it light blue and put a huge spoiler in the back :x . Probably the ugliest GTR I've ever seen...
honestly debating between this and the m3/m4 in a few years when i can upgrade my whip id figure it be the reverse as nissan would be more reliable as a DD than a beamerThat's the thing. I think I found her opinion interesting because honestly, it was the first negative opinion I'd heard. And it came from a 'daily driver' All the reviews I hear are from people who use it on the track.
Anyway you're probably right a out the M3/ M4
GT-R's are nice, but I don't think I would ever buy a Japanese car no matter how much it costs.
Those critics are hating cause this is a real fast car! I think it's beautiful also!One of my favorite cars. A lot of people say it's ugly, but it's a thing of beauty, in my opinion...
GT-R's are nice, but I don't think I would ever buy a Japanese car no matter how much it costs.
One of my favorite cars . A lot of people say it's ugly, but it's a thing of beauty, in my opinion...
Leaked photos shown here are being reported as the new Nissan GT-R Nismo, set to debut officially this week in Tokyo.
nissan-gt-r-nismo-leaked-2Reports suggest the car will make 585 hp and 480 lb-ft of torque, which is a 50 hp increase over the normal GT-R and an added 27 lb-ft of torque. The power increases come thanks to a larger turbochager along with a beefed up intake and exhaust system.
2013 Tokyo Motor Show Preview
It also gets grippier Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT tires and there will be an optional track package meant to further enhance handling with revisions aimed at lowering the car’s Nurburgring lap time. The package is composed of carbon fiber aerodynamic enhancements that also help shed roughly 143 lbs.
Expect official information from Nissan, soon to be reported during AutoGuide’s live coverage from the show floor.
Editor’s note: AutoGuide received an email from Nissan saying the numbers rumored here aren’t accurate. A spokesman declined to provide correct numbers, citing the official release tomorrow.
can you cop a porshe tho?Ive been saving up for one sooner or later im just going to sell my whole collection of kicks to help finance it