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Subscribe to this threadCan't afford a Nissan GT-R? Lease it!
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Nathan @ Feb 18th 2008 12:24PM
It's been said from the beginning that Nissan was aiming for 911 turbo performance, and based on all reports so far it looks like they certainly achieved that goal. It may not be beautiful or luxurious, but it can still take on some pricy competition on the likes of the Nurburgring as most people, except you apparently, have seen.