None coz no money to own either of them.
New Nissan GT-R 2017 vs Audi R8 V10 Plus, which would you... ?
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If want to get more suitable supercar for daily, get one of those super sedans like AMG S63/E63/C63/CLA45, or BMW M5/M3 or the likes. You'll get practicality of a sedan coupled with performance level of a supercar.
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QUOTE(wordtalks @ Sep 6 2016, 09:08 PM) ... Range Rover is an SUV."Performance luxury sedan"  Reminding me of Range Rover  |
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Nissan should've made the manual version but then would not be as staggeringly quick as it is.
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Nov 8 2016, 07:25 AM) Maybe not so extreme. Maybe the GT-R is more brutal. Instead of 3000 rpm they do it at 4500 rpm... Maybe the GT-R drops it extremely quick, while other cars leave a bit more time, so the forces working on the gearbox aren't as strong. Maybe. The first versions of the GTR (pre 2009) was having the launch programmed at 4500 rpm but afterwards they reprogrammed to about 3000 rpm. However they also keep increasing the engine power from around 480 to almost 600hp on the Nismo version.Or the Nissan engineers just screwed up/couldn't be bothered. Who know. I hope that's not it though. |
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