If we were in charge of Tokyo's inner city expressway we probably wouldn't use the Shutoko racer's favorite weapon of choice to promote safe driving. Scratch that, we probably would, but we're amazed that the owners of the Wangan got themselves a new GT-R to publicize their current Tokyo Smart Driver Campaign.
If the fact that this R35 will spend its life pootling along the highway at 80km/h doesn't make you sick to the bottom of your stomach, the Tokyo Smart Driver website certainly will. Truly vomit worthy.
Thanks to PLR of Le Blog Auto for the tip!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
OVerclockerX @ Apr 28th 2008 9:14AM
There probably doing this because they are sick of people crashing their R35's
AC @ Apr 28th 2008 5:54PM
have at least 3 confirmed crash in japan I think all front ended crash .. we are talking about less than half year old car crashing in the hands of "performance car" drivers who suppose know how to drive..
nissanfreak87 @ Apr 28th 2008 9:31AM
gah! the website is awful! and what the heck is ho-mail?
haha
pmiddle5 @ Apr 28th 2008 10:16AM
This was definitely a "write off" for their income taxes
Torrent @ Apr 28th 2008 11:46AM
Yes because GT-R's are the definition of safe, right?