Road & Track: Nissan GT-R - Part 1

that 2001 concept is ugly as fuck!

This car is really impressive!

I know, and the fact that they guys sad "480 for now" really gets me going!

come on R&D, the r32, 33 & 34 was sold in Europe & Australia too

Actually, it started with the 240. It was a decently reliable car, so they made the 260 with a bigger engine and some other modifications. The 260 nearly sunk the company because it was so extremely unreliable. However, then they made the 280, with an even bigger engine, and a bunch of redundant systems to improve reliability. My 280 went 366,000 miles before I destroyed it by running it through flood water. Aside from regular stuff, it purred right along for 28 years.

As long as ignorance precedes you, your point will still lack relevance.

As long as you keep talking about shit you dont know a dime about. You will never help or give society anything worth of hearing or reading.

Jmmm, I´ll give it to you then, but I´ll point that Nissan minimized its racing in europe´s competitions due to a 140kg penalty after protests from BMW, Porsche among others, similar situation in the US, penalizations are normal unless the car already weights few hundred more kgs than the competition. There´ve been a suspicious tendency from US and Euro events of giving a hard time to jap auto makers to keep them racing only in their island. 20k races are feasible when your´re welcome.

Oh well...Audi ran up against the same weight penalty with their Quattro race cars back in the day...so German auto makers have had the same problems. When you're too good...you're TOO good. HAHAAHAHAA! The GT-R is a fantastic car. Hands down. Every high end sports car maker SHOULD be scared of it. For $70,000....what else compares to it???? It's an awesome achievement for Nissan!

didnt know that, always I wondered why audi didnt had constant victories as bmw or porsche. I dont think porsche could benefit by selling a 70k super car, but on the contrary BMW would secure its market. badge status + gtr price/performance could make BMW´s the next 911 turbo.