GT-R on the assembly-line

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Dec 13, 2007 | 11:12 AM

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like the maseratti quatroportte or however its spelled. That car photograph's horribly every time, but when I see one in person its sexy-time.

My sister's fiancee has a brand new one (his "old" one was 2 years old, so he had to get a new one). It is sooo sexy, I got a boner when I parked in his driveway behind it.

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Dec 13, 2007 | 11:18 AM

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that is pure sexyness

Dec 13, 2007 | 11:38 AM

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id rather have the 911 GT3, but for the money the GT-R is not bad at all

Dec 13, 2007 | 12:24 PM

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Am I the only one that would still take a vanilla 911 over a GTR?

75k for Japanese? Honda already tried this with the NSX,youd think the other japs would learn from other peoples mistakes.

the nsx is a proper driver's car, one meant for track days and skill. The GT-R makes enough power and has a strong enough name that fanboys will buy them. Light, fast, modest styled cars are dead, and have been dead for a while. Why buy a track car when you can get something with a top fuel wing on it and do burnouts in front of the valet box?