GT-R PROTO Official Pictures
10-18-2005, 10:16 PM
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GT-R PROTO Official Pictures
Performance In It's Purest Form
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We will be covering the GT-R PROTO at the Tokyo Motor Show 2005.
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10-18-2005, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Wicked4u2c
Just doesn't have that $70k look?
Back looks sexy as hell, front seems a bit off.
But you never know, in person it could be totally different.
10-18-2005, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Wicked4u2c
Just doesn't have that $70k look?
10-18-2005, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Wazowski
Ditto.
Back looks sexy as hell, front seems a bit off.
But you never know, in person it could be totally different.
Back looks sexy as hell, front seems a bit off.
But you never know, in person it could be totally different.
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10-18-2005, 10:41 PM
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The GTR evokes memories of the e46 CSL and 996 GT3 RS, which is a very good thing, but why must it be so damn expensive. I honestly believe that the GTR should be priced at 55K for a base edition and 70k for all the options and carbon fiber. Carbon fiber is neat but not the majority of the population doesn't care for it, plus imagine the cost to replace the carbon pieces if you're invovle in a front end collision.
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10-18-2005, 10:42 PM
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It has potential, but again just doesn't have that "Expensive" look. Like this and this is 70k..
Heck, you can get a GT3 Porsche for about $85k. Believe me, if you can spend $70k a few more thousands isn't out of reach IMO.
Heck, you can get a GT3 Porsche for about $85k. Believe me, if you can spend $70k a few more thousands isn't out of reach IMO.
10-18-2005, 10:45 PM
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wow, i love it. from now on i have to save $100 a day so after 2 years i might have enough just to buy this GT-R!! but i need money on the mods too! who can help????
10-18-2005, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by 300zxSteve
Wicked4u2c -
That 6 series is hardly stock...but your saying youd rather have this:
over the GT-R
That 6 series is hardly stock...but your saying youd rather have this:
over the GT-R
That's not my point dude, the 6 series looks like its worth the money. (if you have ever seen one in person, specially the interior) I keep seeing the GTR and it just looks like a BEEFY 350z
no but for a few more thousand I would much rather have this
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I agree with the "having to see it in person" sentiment.
10-18-2005, 11:43 PM
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Wicked4u2c,
That Bimmer you posted for the $70k look is pretty ugly. I don't like the new Bimmers, the new 3,5,6, or 7 series. Infiniti M45 looks more expensive and Bimmers now look like Chryslers!
That Bimmer you posted for the $70k look is pretty ugly. I don't like the new Bimmers, the new 3,5,6, or 7 series. Infiniti M45 looks more expensive and Bimmers now look like Chryslers!
10-18-2005, 11:44 PM
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I bet the GTR in Black would just smoke! The two tone look would somewhat go away and things will blend in better for those that think it doesn't flow very smooth.
10-19-2005, 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Wicked4u2c
That's not my point dude, the 6 series looks like its worth the money. (if you have ever seen one in person, specially the interior) I keep seeing the GTR and it just looks like a BEEFY 350z
no but for a few more thousand I would much rather have this
no but for a few more thousand I would much rather have this
You probably dont see it expensive because its a nissan and not a BMW or Benz Thats in my opinion, Now if it were infiniti u would of had a change or heart
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10-19-2005, 02:56 AM
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Looks great. So many styling elements from the 350 yet still looks like a very different car. It doesn't quite look "finished" so I imagine it will be refined quite a bit over the next year. Maybe it will have the more expensive look at that point.
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10-19-2005, 04:45 AM
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love the rear end, the front looks droopy, not as aggressive as i would have thought
love the headlight/tail light jewellery
gees USD 70k, that would be pushing 200K+ here in Aus, that is IF we get it which i highly doubt. As high the performance may be, id still buy a new 997 S. A 200K Nissan here in Aus will be worth half that on the used market once u drive it off the showroom floor. No high priced Jap cars retain their value here
love the headlight/tail light jewellery
gees USD 70k, that would be pushing 200K+ here in Aus, that is IF we get it which i highly doubt. As high the performance may be, id still buy a new 997 S. A 200K Nissan here in Aus will be worth half that on the used market once u drive it off the showroom floor. No high priced Jap cars retain their value here