C est sur que pour un gars qui trippe k20 c est surr〓aliste. Mais c est toujours moins pire qu un Mustang Boss Laguna Seca... qui n avait rien pour justifier son prix.
Un peu de lecture:
GTR track pack 125 000$ VS 991 TurboS 200 000$ VS Z/28 80 000$
http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests...8_porsche_911_turbo_s_nissan_gt_r_comparison/
Z/28:
The car Randy and I would take home after the road loop is the dang Camaro. Double-clutch transmissions, AWD grip that lets you leap off a corner, and twin-turbo mills making huge gobs of power are great fun. But after driving all three machines back to back, the manual gearbox, RWD chassis, and naturally aspirated V-8 left the bigger smile on my face. Randy's face, too.
991 Trubo S:
It's faster than hell and handles incredibly well. But there's an X factor missing when it's run side by side with the Z/28. Too calm? Too easy? Too something. That said, in terms of driving dynamics, the 991 Turbo S is a big step forward compared with the 997 version.
GTR:
the GT-R is totally, mind-blowingly amazing. If anyone ever hands you the keys to one, grab them and don't let go. But within the confines of this comparison test, the GT-R came in last on the road. Said Pobst, "Still an awe-inspiring weapon with AWD cleats on its feet. Firm suspension is quick and controlled. Too controlled, in my opinion. The thrilling experience is dulled by too much understeer and a
soundtrack by Hoover vacuums.
Bref, c est le char le plus rapide sur la track en bas de 200 000$..et même plus que cela. Le package est imbattable pour qq1 qui track souvent.