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RealSanaii · 03-20-2008, 01:34 PM

Because of the similar price, some people 'might' be cross-shopping like the OP. However, GT-R is too hard to get because of the limited supply and dealers still don't know how many allocations they'll get. I would bet that even with the markup of +$10k, GT-R will be hard to get soon.

I want both GT-R and M3 and can't decide. M3 for it's well-balanced, thrill to drive, and it's awesome high-rev engine. GT-R for it's baby-bugatti like performance.

I think both cars are awesome and can't go wrong with either.

BTW, does anyone know the average MPG GT-R gets?

03-20-2008, 01:34 PM	#89
RealSanaii Lieutenant 21 Rep 452 Posts Drives: 2008 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: US iTrader: (0)	Because of the similar price, some people 'might' be cross-shopping like the OP. However, GT-R is too hard to get because of the limited supply and dealers still don't know how many allocations they'll get. I would bet that even with the markup of +$10k, GT-R will be hard to get soon. I want both GT-R and M3 and can't decide. M3 for it's well-balanced, thrill to drive, and it's awesome high-rev engine. GT-R for it's baby-bugatti like performance. I think both cars are awesome and can't go wrong with either. BTW, does anyone know the average MPG GT-R gets? __________________ I get it now... BMW FTW!
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