How much is it?
Chris Kooluris
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Name me one performance car this thing “outperforms”. Also, the rev-limiter launch to 60 @ 4.1 sounds great, but in the real world we know a Bullit Mustang or Camaro SS 1LE for 10K less will just destroy this thing. It’s too heavy. Underpowered and just feels like a BMW wearing a Japanese Robe. The SUPRA is not back.…
How about Nissan get off their lazy butts and actually re-design the GT-R once and for all and sell it to us for 100k? If I ever spend $1.1 million on a car, I don’t want people calling me stupid (which this car is).
Just got my fiance this...
What a total fail. When the 90's Supra arrived it ran toe-to-toe with Ferrari’s of the day. This thing will lose to a GT Mustang and let’s not even match it up against a Hellcat or Vette. What a joke. This car will be the laughing stock of the Auto World.
I just drove a brand new 2017 GT-R after years of waiting / anticipating. After a nice long ride I walked away feeling let down. The car handles like a dream and feels a lot lighter on its feet than it actually is. But something about it just felt numb and uninspiring. It felt like a car that should be priced at…
How is this 400bhp car suppose to compete with a Vette? Or even a GT350? Or even a Hellcat? Sorry but this thing just smells like a more expensive BRZ. Japanese have lost their way when it comes to performance cars. What Japanese performance cars out there actually give you bang/buck anymore? GTR? Too expensive.…
Watch the documentary on how a Veyron was made. Then listen to this guy. Enough said.
I still think it's silly there's no official body to oversee these "ring" times. And letting the manufacturers make the claims themselves is equivalent to asking men for an accurate size of their own dick. No video proof and it didn't happen.
see above.
The Z/28 did NOT sell out. In fact, they were going for 20% off recently. Go look. Original owners are pissed they paid 75K for a car people are now getting for high 50's. Dealers may have bought them all, but that's not selling out. Tons of Z/28's on eBay on showroom floors. Just look.
Again, my point is NOBODY cares about track times in the real world. Try driving a car on the streets as if your on a track and you'll be wrapped around a tree in no time. 99% of usable performance in real world driving situations doesn't require any of these track-ready gizmos found on the GT350R or Z/28. I'm not…
You assume the hellcat can't handle the twisties, which is wrong. I'm not taking anything away from the great engineering feat of the GT350, heck, I had a 2010 GT500 and loved it. Just stating that these track ready variants don't really do well, commercially. Again, look at the Z/28 sales if you disagree. And…
Looks great, but if the Z/28 sales are any indication of how well this "R" variant will sell, Ford's not going to move many of these, especially with no air conditioning. I do love the looks and hopefully the spoiler will be an option on the regular GT350.
Tom, it's not a parody if you are using it for commercial reasons like this. Harlem shake wasn't selling you a car. Just google Beastie Boys and Monster Energy Drink and see what happens when you use a song without permission.
No way they got the rights to use that song. Would cost a fortune. Next story will be about the lawsuit.
Someone hit the nail on the head below. The 458's performance bar will be yesterday's news by the time the NSX ships. More so, $150,000K is not an accessible sports car. The Chevy Z06, now that's an accessible 458 contender. Viper too. But seriously, Chevy is going to give you a car for 80K that is more car than…
Well done Chevy.
Later this decade? The lack of Japanese sports cars is just pathetic.