Stupid dealer. Picked it up at closing only to find out all four tires are low on pressure. WTF is that. It's not like I have a cylinder of nitrogen laying around to top them off.

 

^what will happen if you fill the tires with air?


Will they blow up?

 

No. Don't be silly.

Point is how did all four tires lose upwards of 8 psi each while in the dealers hands.

 

i dont want to know lolol

 

The thing I hate about the GT-R is the body.



Try to call that beautiful, now try and call this beautiful.



It's a lot easier to call a 911 beautiful.

 

^ beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Now go back to making some pshops

 

Think it is crap that Nissan would even release the car with a tranny that you can't launch without damaging it and voiding the warranty. No way in hell Porsche would do that. If a car has an option of launch control darnit, you should be able to use it all day long without fear of damaging it. I swear Nissan is chicken-shit.

 

To each their own, but if you are going to talk shit you should at least use a picture of a GT-R that shows what you will see from the Porsche.

 

I saw another gray GT-R today at the gas station. I love how it looks - so purposeful, so mean (esp. in dark colors). I will say the GT-R is VERY sensitive to wheel choice though. Those RAYS on the V-spec really weaken the look, IMO. The new wheels and the original standard wheels look good. Most BBS would look good on it, too. I would imagine a set of basic 5-spokes like the classic RUF wheel would look AMAZING.

 

I admit, I'm a GT-R hater. I know it can lap the Nordschleife faster than a 911 Turbo, but I don't care. I care about history, and heritage, purpose, perfection, and refinement. In simpler words: 911.

But this thread is about the GT-R so back on topic.

Although I hate this car, I wouldn't mind having one at all. I just hope it has a high resale.