BMW E93 M3 vs Nissan GTR35
11 September 2009, 05:13 PM
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BMW E93 M3 vs Nissan GTR35
Right I have been a long term fan of the Skyline ( I know the GTR35 isn't a "Skyline") and have the option of owning one of these two fantastic cars.
Head says M3 heart says GTR35 what do you reckon?
Head says M3 heart says GTR35 what do you reckon?
11 September 2009, 05:59 PM
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gtr all day long.....
and why is it not a gtr???? dont be a purist and say because it has'nt got a rb26....
as i love the sound of a goob rb engine..bouncing off the limiter.
been in a m3 and gtr and the gtr is just ******* amazing,the m3 was fun but not crazy like the good reliable nissan
and why is it not a gtr???? dont be a purist and say because it has'nt got a rb26....
as i love the sound of a goob rb engine..bouncing off the limiter.
been in a m3 and gtr and the gtr is just ******* amazing,the m3 was fun but not crazy like the good reliable nissan
11 September 2009, 06:12 PM
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My head would say the same, but i saw a GTR this morning and something tells me if i was picking from the two, i would be taking the GTR. The finish/build has vastly improved of jap cars over the years, so i can only think the GTR would be just as easy to live with in a day to day basis. However i feel the GTR bigger kick up the **** when you want it to
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11 September 2009, 07:43 PM
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The 2009 Nissan GT-R is powered by a 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine that generates 473 hp and 434 pound-feet of torque. A six-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission routes this prodigious power to the ground via an advanced all-wheel-drive system.
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11 September 2009, 08:02 PM
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i know a gtr as was about the third in the official uk car..
have you seen the plate before check topgear for the 370z footage....
as mate is nissan tech,been in a red,white,black and silver gtr
have you seen the plate before check topgear for the 370z footage....
as mate is nissan tech,been in a red,white,black and silver gtr
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I notice your mate has a P1 also! any chance you could ask him how the P1 compares with the GT-R on narrow and or wet roads? I bet that P1 with mods would surprise with its nimble moves and progressive adjustability in the narrow bits.
Thanks, Jeremy
Thanks, Jeremy
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