GTR, The Car Not To Buy. Huh?!

nmjaxx9

That burnout actually wasn't bad. control on the other hand all comes down to the driver.

LakeShow

Well I guess no one noticed, the review is done by Fox the most unreliable and crooked network.

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Cmike2780

I agree with you, but check this link on an interview Mizuno-san on the reasoning behind the weight. Interesting read.

TOP GEAR INTERVIEW

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vo2max99

Yeah the Fox Noise Channel (so called Fox "News") is nothing more than a propaganda machine for the republican party. They're consistently caught in outright lies / distorting and misrepresenting the facts.

Yes MSNBC reports from a progressive point of view but their open about it (don't LIE about being "fair and balanced) and more importantly they don't lie, distort and misrepresent the facts on a daily bases. If they do misspeak they're typically fast to correct.

The Fox Noise Channel is hugely responsible for why about 1/2 the population is so misinformed / have so much hate for our democrat President. They're basically a 24/7 Anti-Obama network.

But as far as the GT-R's concerned it wouldn't be may choice but not because the 13' may be better. I just prefer cars where the driver is more involved, the computers don't do most of the work, is fun to drive when not going balls to the walls around a race track, etc.

If I had 100K for a car that cost no less than the typical 250K super car (GT-R) to actually "afford" I'd buy either an M3 or Cayman S/R / Boxster S/Spyder and bank the remaining 30-40K or so.