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joe @ Feb 28th 2008 8:58PM
Besides needing the car for a filming, I would think importing a japanese spec car GTR would be a foolish thing. You are stuck on the right side and you have the speed limiter (which would never be lifted). So, who would buy this after the film is over? Not to mention, is that thing even dot-approved so you can legally register it?
zamafir @ Feb 28th 2008 11:21PM
... the speed limiter only takes effect in japan, it's been mentioned in every review of the car which has taken the limiter into account. O_o