Final GT-R Pics !!
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Originally posted by K i o n
exactly, for a car that was once called a "ballistic refrigerator" in terms of styling i think the R35 looks hot... AWD + turbo i6 + g35c-esque styling = :hitit:
exactly, for a car that was once called a "ballistic refrigerator" in terms of styling i think the R35 looks hot... AWD + turbo i6 + g35c-esque styling = :hitit:
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From the pictures post, I still like the styling of R34 with powerful, muscular and mean look. But who cares .................... ^_^
Anyway, it would be really interesting to see its specs and prices
I am suspecting it would cost somewhere from 60K for base and 60K~70K for the V-Spec with a Q45/M45 sloted in the car under an Infiniti badge. From this setting, they can chanllenge Honda's NSX (Or Acura, I should say) both in price and performance since NSX seems to be their only Japanese Rivalry so far........ I don't know if you guys consider SC430 as other one or not......
Anyway, it would be really interesting to see its specs and prices
I am suspecting it would cost somewhere from 60K for base and 60K~70K for the V-Spec with a Q45/M45 sloted in the car under an Infiniti badge. From this setting, they can chanllenge Honda's NSX (Or Acura, I should say) both in price and performance since NSX seems to be their only Japanese Rivalry so far........ I don't know if you guys consider SC430 as other one or not......
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Nissan stated that it'll be less than 2X the Z, so I think 55k-65k range would be a good guestimate. I don't think it has to be in the Corevette range at all. They're aiming @ 911 Turbo performance number. If they bring it over as an Infiniti, I'm sure the luxury is there as well. Sure the Corvette has good performance number but the interior is no where near luxury. I think it'll sell just fine in the 55k-65k range if they can match the 911 turbo in everything and make it a little luxurious as well.
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Originally posted by asianautica
Nissan stated that it'll be less than 2X the Z, so I think 55k-65k range would be a good guestimate. I don't think it has to be in the Corevette range at all. They're aiming @ 911 Turbo performance number. If they bring it over as an Infiniti, I'm sure the luxury is there as well. Sure the Corvette has good performance number but the interior is no where near luxury. I think it'll sell just fine in the 55k-65k range if they can match the 911 turbo in everything and make it a little luxurious as well.
Nissan stated that it'll be less than 2X the Z, so I think 55k-65k range would be a good guestimate. I don't think it has to be in the Corevette range at all. They're aiming @ 911 Turbo performance number. If they bring it over as an Infiniti, I'm sure the luxury is there as well. Sure the Corvette has good performance number but the interior is no where near luxury. I think it'll sell just fine in the 55k-65k range if they can match the 911 turbo in everything and make it a little luxurious as well.
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Originally posted by yianni64
The Z06 not only matches the 911 Turbo is most performace test, it excels in some.
The Z06 not only matches the 911 Turbo is most performace test, it excels in some.
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
I should care, but I just don't. I couldn't care less, and I have no idea why
I should care, but I just don't. I couldn't care less, and I have no idea why
I think I would care more if we had more/bigger pics........but what I see.....if I get out my magnifying glass.......looks pretty good.