One Man's Observation: GS vs. M35/45 vs. RL
08-25-05, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by jrock65
Yeah, few people would designate an Infiniti as their "dream" car. But that may change in a couple years now that they trademarked the GT-R as an Infiniti.
Of course, it could flop, but at least up until now, no Japanese car could rival the GT-R in street and track cred in terms of performance.
Of course, it could flop, but at least up until now, no Japanese car could rival the GT-R in street and track cred in terms of performance.
To be honest, I think I like both pretty equally. But while I have ridden in and am active with the SUpra community, the GT-R is like a "Grail", mysterious, yet so wonderful.
08-25-05, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
Cough cough, Toyota Supra, cough cough
To be honest, I think I like both pretty equally. But while I have ridden in and am active with the SUpra community, the GT-R is like a "Grail", mysterious, yet so wonderful.
To be honest, I think I like both pretty equally. But while I have ridden in and am active with the SUpra community, the GT-R is like a "Grail", mysterious, yet so wonderful.
I really hope they don't make the car all soft when they bring it to the States as an Infiniti.
Now, in terms of looks, I don't like the current GT-R. The last Supra was a better looking car. Anyways, I can't wait til they both come out. I forgot to add the Supra in the "most anticipated car" thread.
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08-25-05, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jrock65
Yeah, few people would designate an Infiniti as their "dream" car. But that may change in a couple years now that they trademarked the GT-R as an Infiniti.
Of course, it could flop, but at least up until now, no Japanese car could rival the GT-R in street and track cred in terms of performance.
Of course, it could flop, but at least up until now, no Japanese car could rival the GT-R in street and track cred in terms of performance.
It's too bad the real Skyline GT-R's with real legendary engines never made it for regular sale in the Nissan lineup. RB26DETT is one awesome motor (my personal favorite is the R33). But in many ways the 2JZ-GTE is far superior.
Where's that one video of the MKIV eating up that R34 in a drag race in Japan? R34 had it off the line, but a few seconds later, the Supra killed it.Whoa we're way off topic. Let's talk about the GS vs. the M and RL.
08-25-05, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jrock65
Well, the Supra comes close, but you gotta admit that it takes a second seat to the GT-R in the totem pole as far as Japanese performance cars go. The GT-R isn't called "battle god" in Japan for nothing.
I really hope they don't make the car all soft when they bring it to the States as an Infiniti.
Now, in terms of looks, I don't like the current GT-R. The last Supra was a better looking car. Anyways, I can't wait til they both come out. I forgot to add the Supra in the "most anticipated car" thread.
I really hope they don't make the car all soft when they bring it to the States as an Infiniti.
Now, in terms of looks, I don't like the current GT-R. The last Supra was a better looking car. Anyways, I can't wait til they both come out. I forgot to add the Supra in the "most anticipated car" thread.
This I am not going to begin to argue, I love both cars dearly (Time for pics)
08-25-05, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Iceman
Amen, brother.
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