Look like GT-R fanboys won't have chance to have one

[lawdude]

Originally Posted by forza1976

U tell me, you seem to be pretty good with math.

Non sequitur comes to mind. (I linked it so you don't have to search the definition).

[sdiver68]

Nissan has already stated that production numbers will be upped, and we know for a fact they added a 2nd shift to the engine/tranny production line.

[wj4]

Originally Posted by mantis

whatever..... limited production = 20k markup... watch!

Definitely. But this is just the first year. I'm certain that for the later years...you won't have a problem getting one.

[wj4]

Originally Posted by down4it

Im gonna get one in 2009 or 2010 when my lease is up... Then i wont have to worry about a mark up or a problem locating one... That car tuned is going to be insane!!!

+1. Well I'm going to be getting the GTR or the new M3 if the price is less..but this won't be until 2010 or so. By then, the buzz about them will die down and will make negotiating a lot easier.

[ianbiz]

Originally Posted by mantis

whatever..... limited production = 20k markup... watch!

So its basically a $100k for a Nissan.

[Crimson92]

I wasn't planning on getting one until second or third year production

[Crimson92]

Originally Posted by ianbiz

So its basically a $100k for a Nissan.

Does 100k for a chevy make u feel better or 80somthingk for a m3 csl

[wj4]

Originally Posted by ianbiz

So its basically a $100k for a Nissan.

Yeah, you know I'd much rather buy the lowest 3 series with no option just for the sake that I can say I own a BMW.

[adc]

Originally Posted by cars4lyfe

this new gtr is the most exciting car of the decade (IMO) simply cause it's kinda affordable.

No $70,000+ car is affordable by any stretch of the imagination. I'm not even sure that a $30,000 car qualifies as affordable.

[horsedjump]

I am shooting for the 2010 GT-R Spec-V and I don't really care if it will cost me $100,000.

[Fartpimpson]

http://www.egmcartech.com/2008/01/07...an-gt-r-crash/

[adc]

Originally Posted by horsedjump

I am shooting for the 2010 GT-R Spec-V and I don't really care if it will cost me $100,000.

At that price level, why not get a 911 Turbo or GT3?

The 911 Turbo will be just as fast, look better, attract more females.

The GT3 will drive better than both.

[Crimson92]

because its what he wants, not what you want

[adc]

Originally Posted by Crimson92

because its what he wants, not what you want

I'm glad he acquired a spokesperson.

[JayML]

Originally Posted by mantis

Dodge produces 2000 vipers every year. i see them everywhere in OC

the viper has been out for around 17 years

[Ru$$ell]

nice key!

[Crimson92]

Originally Posted by adc

I'm glad he acquired a spokesperson.

i do public events and parties too

[bulletproofuno]

bigger turboes(t3/t4 maybe), intercooler, dp's, exhaust, intake, and a good tune in a 335, and it'll b walking all over the gtr's... and still cost less, look better, and drive smoother...

[jaiman]

Originally Posted by bulletproofuno

bigger turboes(t3/t4 maybe), intercooler, dp's, exhaust, intake, and a good tune in a 335, and it'll b walking all over the gtr's... and still cost less, look better, and drive smoother...

Oh yeah that's all it'll take to get those sub 7:40 n-ring times out of a 335.

[jaiman]

Originally Posted by adc

At that price level, why not get a 911 Turbo or GT3?

The 911 Turbo will be just as fast, look better, attract more females.

The GT3 will drive better than both.

the current GT-R is faster than a 911tt and the V-Spec will be closer to CGT territory.

[MTV]

Originally Posted by gonzo

A dealer I called here said he was getting 6. Maybe he meant sex.