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Hey sorry but can you explain your sentence to me? I have been cracking my head for the last couple of minutes trying to figure out what you are saying and its killing me!

 

I do believe he is saying a brand new GT-R costs about half the price of a Honda NSX.

If the NSX sells for about 80k in Japan (I have no idea) that would make the R-34 GT-R about 40K which doesnt seem unreasonable but I was under the impression that they were a bit more expensive.

 

I often wonder just the opposite.

 

Ok, I know the car is very fast, technologically advanced, etc. etc.... but am I the only one who think's it's one of the ugliest cars out there?

 

Oh yes, ClutchBurner is right and a new NSX in Japan is quite very the expensive for a normal working paycheck. Though a second hand one is not so quite the way with resale values always falling. Go to Japan, work a year ... You'll have enough money and financial background to get you any decent Japanese dream car, of course it has to be second hand but it's nothing bad considering 80% of them look like new.

 

The reason why a brand new GTR R34 costs so much (90K) here in the U.S. is because the company that imports them (motorex - www.motorex.net or www.skylinegtr.com) has to make it streetable. That means pass crash tests and emissions.

DaveZ, yeah you're a weirdo.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by DaveZ
[B]Ok, I know the car is very fast, technologically advanced, etc. etc....

 

The Skyline R-34 is beautiful. It is one of the craziest street cars in the world. That thing is capable of putting out 1000+hp to the wheels! And it is all wheel drive!

 

blasphemy?