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looks like gtr made a show of force. Skyline was the highlight
Max;2178 wrote:I was kinda disappointed with the GTR.Sure it was shiny and all, but in the metal it was nowhere near as cohesive a design as I expected from the magazine shots.
It was also WAY too quiet when it took off too – and it was being ‘booted’ fairly hard too.
It may be fast and handle superbly, albeit in a Nintendo fashion, but it does not work for me.
/me crosses yet another potential Mini replacement off the list :confused:
i didn’t llike the car myself. I am an old muscle car and some lamborghini and enzo which i haven’t seen one.
@Max 2178 wrote:
I was kinda disappointed with the GTR.
Sure it was shiny and all, but in the metal it was nowhere near as cohesive a design as I expected from the magazine shots.
It was also WAY too quiet when it took off too – and it was being ‘booted’ fairly hard too.
It may be fast and handle superbly, albeit in a Nintendo fashion, but it does not work for me.
/me crosses yet another potential Mini replacement off the list :confused:
I agree – I thought it looked good at the auto show, though it was behind ropes. Seeing it up close was a bit of a let-down.
i wouldn’t discount it yet.. i’m sure that car had to be modified for CARB, considering it is a Jspec Connect Car. not to mention that most people will probably change the mufflers on them
No doubt the GTR is an amazing car and man did draw a crowd Saturday morning but it just doesn’t look right. Too many awkward lines. Parked next to a Sylvia the GTR looked enormous and heavy.
@sarkster 2240 wrote:
Parked next to a Sylvia the GTR looked enormous and heavy.
That’s what me and my thought “It looked big and heavy”
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