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Originally Posted by ragingclue
Was it supposed to?  |
I guess you were not aware of the massive amount of internet marketing Toyota did for years, while testing this vehicle. This car was hyped beyond belief, as was the GTR. But as much as it pains me to say it, the GTR lived up to the hype.
This only backs my original argument, the LFA will just be another supercar lost in supercar history, 20 years from now. It does nothing to change the game, like the GTR. This is what will make the GTR an icon 20 years from now. Just because a car is limited production now, does not mean it will be an icon down the road. There are certain cars in history that rewritten the way things are done, I believe the GTR did this.