I think the only fault of this car is that it will chew tires because it's so heavy. Other than that seems like a super car.

 

I'm trying to find the fly in the ointment (of the GTR). to me it's very close to the cost of the M3

I am trying to figure why not buy a GTR?

I like AWD, I like dual-clutch manual tranny, I like the looks of the Nissan and I even like the interior (at least in pics). I am not too hung up if it's interior is not the same level as other $70 cars since I drive a S2000 lets be honest and I don't believe a M3 is significanly better interior wise after all it's starting from a 3-series which (starts in the low-$30s).

I hear several times the M3 brakes are not track-use. (I think it has smaller brakes than the 135i why so?, surely some money saved and/or will be an expensive carbon brake option no doubt).

I have not heard any bad things regarding the GTR, it's weight is a negative but every reviewer seems to pass that by or says it's heavy but...

 

I wish I could drive half as good as these guys. You see this guy on the ring in the wet with the M3? He goes sideways as if it's nothing.

-->>click

 

You guys should see the responses on the M3 forum, theyre all crying a river about the test.

 

GREAT VIDEOS!!! What say the nay-sayers now? Every tester who's ever driven the GT-R has all said the same things.

Btw, is that driver Middle Eastern? Just curious. I like him; he seems cool.

 

I absolutely have no doubt.

GT-R for President (if Hillary won't win)! GT-R can kick Obama's and McCain's asses any day of the week.

Ok, Hillary for President, GT-R for vice!!!

 

I was wondering myself could be or Indian? don't know anything about him.

 

Then do a damn search! And report back, btw.

 

Those 11 straight losses are eating at you arent they???

Not even the invincible GT-R can stop you know who.

 

[QUOTE=Onehots2k,Feb 22 2008, 07:30 PM] Those 11 straight losses are eating at you arent they???