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Originally Posted by BMW335icDDS
Oh, and don't forget. the M in M3 is supposed to stand for motorsport. If that is the case, why shouldn't anyone compare the M3 to the best performance cars around the world, ESPECIALLY if its the exact same price as the M3? Oh thats right, the M now stands for marketing.
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BMW Motorsports is running the 485bhp E92 M3 ALMS GT2 this year, a race prepped version of the road car. As far as I can recall, I don't remember seeing Nissan running any Skyline or GT-R in any major GT series... other than the fake Japanese Super GT series with a 4.5L V8. If you want to talk about motorsports credentials or racing heritage, the GT-R isn't even close.
But not having the motorsports credentials of the M3 doesn't take anything away from the fact the GT-R is a great road car.