Three Generations of GT-R'S Battle The New R35 to See Whether or Not It's Worthy of the GT-R Badge

Three Generations of GT-R'S Battle The New R35 to See Whether or Not It's Worthy of the GT-R Badge
Australian Motor Magazine pits the new Nissan GT-R35 against the three GT-R's that propelled the GT-R badge into legend and to see whether or not the new one is worthy of the GT-R badge.
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car_dudecar_dude - 4/29/2008 12:27:16 AM
+5 Boost
That was a good read, for those unaware of the previous history of the GT-R's this article should bring you up to date.


ptralptral - 4/29/2008 12:29:39 AM
+2 Boost
Technology sure has moved on, the new GT-R just destroyed the older models despite being bigger and heavier.


GTR35GTR35 - 4/29/2008 10:48:25 AM
+2 Boost
Cool article. For those clowns that say that you need prestige to earn respect, there you have it, four generations of GTR badges. One of my favorite the R33, it smoked the whole world by being the first production car to break the 8 minute mark at the Ring.
History is simply repeating one more time, just that now the U.S. knows about it.


Designer1Designer1 - 4/29/2008 1:26:25 PM
+2 Boost
Seriously though, this GT-R just put an end to the Porsche genre.


sectorsector - 4/29/2008 6:34:42 PM
+1 Boost
Porsche can forget about catching the GTR, it'll never happen. They should just focus on bringing back cars like 928 which was a proper car (engine in the right place) and it didn't look like a beetle.


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