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Mobius_1 @ May 5th 2008 10:24AM
WTF they might as well ban the GT-Rs, or start a new separate class for them. Amazing car, and I still can't understand how it is so fast (straight line and bends) yet so cheap (w/o markups, anyway) and despite its weight and whatever else. Amazing
hashiryu @ May 5th 2008 1:32PM
It can be so cheap because it shares it's platform with at least 4 other vehicles (albeit highly modified), has a motor that is a cut down, modified & re-tuned race engine and most of all because Nissan knows that with all the markups they won't get them sold at an MSRP of $100K