The best Nissan GT-R 2012 review iv seen
03 April 2011, 07:08 PM
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The best Nissan GT-R 2012 review iv seen
Excellent quality video of the changes to the new 2012 GT-R. Standard car does a 2.8 0-60 sprint. I want one!
http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos-11...T-R-review.htm
http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos-11...T-R-review.htm
03 April 2011, 10:21 PM
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my mate has just bought a 2009 gtr already got it booked in for a couple of bits and a remap expected 630bhp wow picks it up Friday and coming round weekend for a blast what a car is all I can say
04 April 2011, 08:37 AM
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As i'm bias what is everyone's thoughts regarding the new car being worth £69k?
I think the MY11 is worth £69K, but i don't think it's worth £14k more than the previous model.....
KJ200SX- Remap tranforms this car into a total animal!
I think the MY11 is worth £69K, but i don't think it's worth £14k more than the previous model.....
KJ200SX- Remap tranforms this car into a total animal!
04 April 2011, 01:21 PM
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It's still a lot of car for the money when you bear in mind you can buy a Audi hot hatch for £40 k these days, but I still can't get excited about the GTR mainly because it is auto and does not have the mystique of previous GTR iterations. Admittedly that is subjective but R32/33/34 GTR just have a certain something, plus the racing pedigree and exploits on the track. I like manual cars because of the control and experience they give you.
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04 April 2011, 08:01 PM
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"IF" the Journalists are correct, the true selling price of the GT-R should be approx £100k. Just like the Limited edition GT-R was.
But if they'd started selling it at £100k, it would have been priced the same as the 911 Turbo, making it not the bargain it was (still is at £70k) and surely people with £100k to spend would choose the 911 every time?
04 April 2011, 08:36 PM
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32-34 got heaver with each generation but the 33 has a longer wheelbase than the 32 or 34, it was criticised for being a 'boat'
because of this so they reduced the wheelbase on the 34.But the 35 is about two inches longer in wheelbase than the 33 but quite a bit wider and a lot heavier.
It's ironic because the 32-34 were basically sedan/family cars at the entry level then the GTR version were like touring car versions with the top level RB motor in them and AWD, but the R35 is bigger/heavier and has no sedan counterpart and has useless back seats.
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04 April 2011, 10:00 PM
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I saw a nice white one today on the M56 with some fancy plate like ALLISON or something. I did drop a cog and had a bit of a play but it zoomed past me in the outside lane at a fair rate of knots.
04 April 2011, 10:31 PM
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04 April 2011, 11:21 PM
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if your ever down London I'll convert you to the dark side 
05 April 2011, 11:34 AM
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Most probably. 
I simply compared it to 'FRB', 'cause I didn't know Nissan's official colour.
EDIT:
...I'm guessing it is:-
R34 Bayside Blue
I simply compared it to 'FRB', 'cause I didn't know Nissan's official colour.
EDIT:
...I'm guessing it is:-
R34 Bayside Blue
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