RE: Bayside Blue is back for 2020 GT-R

[T1berious]

Every time I see one, I think "lucky bugger!" Yes it's an aged design but that hasn't stopped Lotus (the Elise is almost 23 years old!) or similar dragging the life out of a car.

I think they have massive road presence and admire the David and Goliath job it did to Porsche way back when.

However, I'm looking forward to the GTR R36!

[StuH]

Looks great to me!

I’d love to have one if I could live with that ride quality as my DD.

Fantastic cars, huge road presence and really the only viable alternative to a Turbo if you need the rear seats.

At 80k they are a bargain and one of the few cars still over-engineered, hence the amazing tuning options.

[paulw123]

David87 said:

So what are the monthlies on the GT-R PCP? Asking for a friend.

My friend is also wondering this too!

[jason61c]

Isn’t a new 911 turbo £120k? So 50% more than one of these?

Doesn’t that show that Porsche have been behind the curve for a while?

[A1VDY]

wab172uk said:

For me this car is getting a bit long in the tooth now. Still quick enough for anyone, and will get from A-B as quick as most things on the road, but Nissan needs to bring out the next model.

Preferably a bit smaller, and a lot better looking.

It won't get from A-B any quicker than anything else on the road... Never mind 600hp, a 60hp Ka included...

[WCZ]

jason61c said:

Isn’t a new 911 turbo £120k? So 50% more than one of these?

Doesn’t that show that Porsche have been behind the curve for a while?

the new one is expected to be much more expensive than that

[WCZ]

A1VDY said:

It won't get from A-B any quicker than anything else on the road... Never mind 600hp, a 60hp Ka included...

that's nonsense