We're fighting a losing battle trying to get them to realize wings aren't evil. It just won't happen (Their loss)biglipzit wrote:Hasn't anyone realised that americans just dont like spoilers? Cannot accept them??? I don't understand it. Everyone else seems to accept a spoiler for what it is and it's functionality but Only in america do you hear complaints about it... Especially when it is big. I dig them and so do the japanese. That GTR is a japanese car. It is going to be sold in america yes but accept it for the market it comes from.
A V-Spec when it hasn't won anything yet?GEO wrote:Here we go guys. The above version is the EVO version. So many the other versions are sleeker. Heres the breakdown:
The standard GTR is expected to start at $57K while the V Spec and EVO Spec will start at $67K and $94K respectivly. Both a 6 speed and an advanced paddle shifting automatic are to be available. The Standard GTR and Spec V will be equiped with a 480HP version of the VQHRTT engine(displacement is either 3.7 or 3.8L as it has not yet beenn confirmed). The GTR EVO will receive a 530HP version of the VQHRTT engine as well as being roughly 220lbs lighter then the standard GTR, coming with light weight seats, a larger more aerodynamic rear spoiler, large ceramic brake rotors, and a revised Attessa AWD geared for more track use.
QFT FTW.....You better take me for a ride in one once you guys get one up there.nsrZ32 wrote:I think it looks amazing. Can't wait to see it at the dealership.
Would that be the Z06 with or without the leaf spring suspension. I mean come on for as nice as the car is why the hell would you put that in the rear. Thank god they're getting it right for next year, not that I'm in danger of getting one soon anyways....but I would if I could. But then again there is something about the Japanese design it's fresh and it's new, I think this car looks dead sexy.JustinStrife wrote:Corvettes don't come with wings either, I wonder why? Hmmm
Only in a GT series race do you see them with wings, when they're pushing over 650rwhp, and every other car on the track needs the wing just to keep them planted as they scream at faster speeds than anything that comes out of the factory and ends up on the street.
As I've said before, for the money I'd rather have a Z06.
And this coming from an R32 and R34 leg-humper.
People ask why GM kept with pushrod V8's instead of going with overhead cams. I'll give you a real good answer. Are you ready for it? Take notes. Call your friends in while you're at it.f1seb wrote:
Would that be the Z06 with or without the leaf spring suspension. I mean come on for as nice as the car is why the hell would you put that in the rear. Thank god they're getting it right for next year, not that I'm in danger of getting one soon anyways....but I would if I could. But then again there is something about the Japanese design it's fresh and it's new, I think this car looks dead sexy.
read.mattscar wrote:So, whats the estimated retail on one of these bad boys?
Can always expect the man of Doom to deliver.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Exactly. It's not like they've got some leaf-and-u-clamp pickup truck setup back there. The 'Vette's transverse leaf is as high-tech as any other suspension alternative out there. It actually presents some benefits over the more common alternatives.
The Cadillac XLR combines the same transverse leaf rear suspension from the Corvette with GM's Magneride. The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano also uses a transverse leaf spring with Magneride.
Bronze MFP wrote:to all the people that don't like the design, lets see your rendition of how it should look.
Google either "Porsche" or "Ferrari" for such renditions.skydragonness wrote:I know they're functional, but they are so many and too prominent. If Ferrari and Porsche can do it in a sleeker fashion then so could Nissan.