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padillaZ 01-01-2012 11:52 AM

I want one so bad..friend of mine just bought a uses 2009 so I assume I can afford a 2012 in mayb 10 years hah

padillaZ 01-01-2012 11:52 AM

Then again in 10 years we would b aloud to import an r34 wouldn't we?

theDreamer 01-01-2012 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by padillaZ (Post 1471340)
Then again in 10 years we would b aloud to import an r34 wouldn't we?

Still not enough time, import laws are 25 years. :shakes head:

padillaZ 01-01-2012 11:54 AM

Damn I thought it was 15 haha

MC 01-01-2012 04:37 PM

http://media.caranddriver.com/images...-s-520x318.jpg


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The Corvette roars. The 911 wails. The GT-R whirs and whines as though it’s running a mixture of Jet A and cesium-134. A sense of  hugeness and heaviness is unavoidable in a car that is so huge and heavy, which makes its numbers all the more startling: three seconds flat to 60 mph and 11.2 seconds through the quarter-mile—and it’s not even the quickest GT-R we’ve ever tested. A 2012 model, less 15 horses, managed to dip below three seconds for a couple of runs. Launch control and raw traction are what pares down the GT-R’s numbers, but heavy rain the day before our testing probably hampered grip.
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FL 4Motion 01-01-2012 04:52 PM

hmmm, I would have expected the winner to either be the Z06 or the GTR, the new 911 is just so expensive for far less performance. the turbo or turbo s would've been a better comparo.

MC 01-03-2012 04:47 AM

Best Motor: 2013 GTR vs GT2 RS & Gallardo SL LP570 - NAGTROC - The Nissan GT-R Owners Club

azn370z 01-12-2012 04:51 PM

How likely do you think the next gtr will look drastically different from the current one? Any chance the gtr will look more exotic like a lambo, nsx, new lotus espirit? The gtr has everything I would like in a car except the styling. Great price for a car so fast and Japanese. I can justify spending around $100k for a r8, nsx, gtr but not $200k for a ferrari.

HKYStormFront 01-12-2012 05:47 PM

hopefully they will address the complaints about the styling in the next generation but i doubt it's going to be substantially different from the one that's out now. keep in mind the styling is based on the car's aerodynamics and drag coefficient. yea that might not make for the sexiest form but it means the car is absolutely as fast as it can be (at least from the factory). truly, function following form. in that way, i think it looks really good. it's definitely not the best looking car i've ever seen. but it's far from the worst

MC 01-12-2012 06:02 PM

i think the next GTR will be a good bit different... i would bet it uses a hybrid system similar with electric motors running the front wheels.. thats not confirmed but the GTR is a leader in technology and if it doesn't adopt something like this for the new R36 it will be behind whats cutting edge

its still a ways off the R35 is confirmed to be produced through 2015


as far as design i dont expect it to be a radical departure like the NSX now is i think it will still be instantly recognizable as GTR and very much rooted in the real world.. the R33 and R34 were very similar.....

Billy02987 01-12-2012 06:37 PM

I wouldn't mind some tweaks but one of my favorite things about the car is how they stay true to the roots for the most part.

FL 4Motion 01-12-2012 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by MC (Post 1487622)
i think the next GTR will be a good bit different... i would bet it uses a hybrid system similar with electric motors running the front wheels.. thats not confirmed but the GTR is a leader in technology and if it doesn't adopt something like this for the new R36 it will be behind whats cutting edge

its still a ways off the R35 is confirmed to be produced through 2015


as far as design i dont expect it to be a radical departure like the NSX now is i think it will still be instantly recognizable as GTR and very much rooted in the real world.. the R33 and R34 were very similar.....

remember too that the GTR has back seats, that factor alone is going to drive to a big extent the styling, along with front engine location ect. Cant' really expect it to look like 2 seater mid engined cars imo.

MC 01-12-2012 07:00 PM

yeah i doubt it would stray from that formula...

infiniti is lauching a mid engine sports car concept next month but after reading up on it it will be a primary all electric car with a 1.2 liter range extender engine midship... i dont think the GTR will take much from that

the essence on the other hand was a modded GTR platform with the hybrid tech...so the ground work could be there for something down the road

FL 4Motion 01-12-2012 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MC (Post 1487788)
yeah i doubt it would stray from that formula...

infiniti is lauching a mid engine sports car concept next month but after reading up on it it will be a primary all electric car with a 1.2 liter range extender engine midship... i dont think the GTR will take much from that

the essence on the other hand was a modded GTR platform with the hybrid tech...so the ground work could be there for something down the road

/\ x2. That's my gut feeling as well, hybrid awd system with conventional gas motor, perhaps with electic assist like the upcoming nsx. 7 sp DCT, still turbo and hopefully a bit lighter or same weight as current car but with the all the hybrid crap in there as well.

HKYStormFront 01-12-2012 07:26 PM

*prepares for internet haters when the GTR doesn't even "make traditional engine noises" in the next body style since haters already complain about the electronics*


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