10-19-2007, 03:27 PM
holy crap Kaan, you summarized in entire movie in 2 minutes of reading, impressive.
Honestly, I really look forward to the new GTR. It will be a while before we'll start seeing them at the track, but I think we are all hard-pressed to write it off immediately. The vette is a known quantity b/c it has been around for a couple years now. The Skyline, on the other hand, has never even been seen in the U.S. aside from a few specially imported, which is a long way from qualifying for the kind of comparisons it gets put into. We should all be rejoicing that we finally are getting one, and even more so b/c it's another bonafide sports car which appears to compete well in its class. Again, we don't even see them driving around, so how are we going to do any real comparisons yet.
Keep in mind that the vette has always been the bang-for-your-buck winnAr, but if the GTR even puts up a good fight then it will be a win in Nissan's book.
Honestly, I really look forward to the new GTR. It will be a while before we'll start seeing them at the track, but I think we are all hard-pressed to write it off immediately. The vette is a known quantity b/c it has been around for a couple years now. The Skyline, on the other hand, has never even been seen in the U.S. aside from a few specially imported, which is a long way from qualifying for the kind of comparisons it gets put into. We should all be rejoicing that we finally are getting one, and even more so b/c it's another bonafide sports car which appears to compete well in its class. Again, we don't even see them driving around, so how are we going to do any real comparisons yet.
Keep in mind that the vette has always been the bang-for-your-buck winnAr, but if the GTR even puts up a good fight then it will be a win in Nissan's book.