Nissan GTR VSPEC Announced 170K??
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Nissan GTR VSPEC Announced 170K??
Heard about this while browsing the M3 forums. Honestly I think Nissan must be looking for some suckers.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...topanel..1.*#8
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...topanel..1.*#8
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Suspension, with Bilstein Damptronic struts, is set up to be ultra-stiff, to racing spec, and the SpecV also introduces Nissan's first carbon-ceramic brakes for production. These massive brakes, co-developed with Brembo, save 11 pounds per wheel and generate titanic stopping force (up to 2.0 G at the Nürburgring) but cost more than $50,000 to overhaul.
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That car is pointless. If you need the performance then buy a real race car, if you need a street car there are far better options for the money, not to mention that their target audience isn't even old enough to drive much less afford a 170k Datsun. I bet it's a flop.
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So for an extra 70k you get rims, brakes, some interior and exterior carbon fiber, no rear seats, and a device that gives you 15 more ft lbs of torque but takes 80 seconds to engage? This car is awesome.
On a side note are those Volk TE37s?
On a side note are those Volk TE37s?
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Re: Nissan GTR VSPEC Announced 170K??
HAHAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHA
Where are the nissan nutriders?
It's still slower than the zr-1 and now costs a lot more.
Go Nissan. (Yet to be approved by the US)
Where are the nissan nutriders?
It's still slower than the zr-1 and now costs a lot more.
Go Nissan. (Yet to be approved by the US)
Last edited by JROW; 01-13-2009 at 03:15 AM.