Subject	A+ for its performance value, and I can deal with the looks.
Posted by	JSD-ZX on September 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM
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In Reply To	Most of the people who buy those new posted by FuerGrissa on September 29, 2008 at 01:51 PM
Message	When I saw it for the first time knowing its power potential I appreciated the car. In my opinion the GTR doesn't have a 70k presence about it. Z06's, vipers, nsx's all have a look that jumps out. When I noticed the GT-R it felt the same as when I first saw a G37. I thought it looked nice, but I just can't see it surviving too long at 70k+.
Follow Ups	GT-R at Mustang Rally - ashleymac 13:33:17 09/29/08 Most of the people who buy those new - FuerGrissa 13:51:25 09/29/08 I'm sorry, what the hell did you just say? (n/m) - Kenny 13:58:54 09/29/08 LOL. Try this: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ (n/m) - CameronSF 15:28:39 09/29/08 They are asshats with $70K+ to blow... (n/m) - dpjax 14:18:13 09/29/08 How is it that the new GTR is related to Z-Car history? (n/m) - lazer(AK) 15:40:39 09/29/08 Granted not a Z car, Nissan's aim/strategy with the GTR - LJZTT 17:32:27 09/29/08 A+ for its performance value, and I can deal with the looks. - JSD-ZX 16:03:10 09/29/08 10 thumbs agree. (n/m) - SuparexTT 16:28:11 09/29/08 When I saw a GTR on the road the first time - en5 17:20:54 09/29/08 It will sell just fine, performance alone makes it an - LJZTT 17:38:52 09/29/08 I don't necessarily think that will be true - LJZTT 17:36:13 09/29/08 Good luck on the price, see post above $103,000.00 (n/m) - Izzy 19:43:01 09/29/08
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