I hated on GTR's until i got to drive one around for 30 mins. IMO, Its on a whole different level compared to a Mustang. When you drive a Mustang, Youre basically driving a hopped up $20k base chassis car and it really shows after getting out of the GTR. I'm a huge Mustang guy but when you start getting into the $70-80k range, There are several other options i'd choose over a Mustang. Thats just me being an unbiased realist.
I thought the gtr was a hopped up awd 370z. Am I missing something?
I thought the gtr was a hopped up awd 370z. Am I missing something?
this x1000
Lol, let me guess, you've drove at least 4 GTRs and all over 1000whp.
You drive a GT350 and I'll drive my GTR right beside it and you'll see the difference. I have a GT500 as well dude, this is an unbiased opinion. The cars are in two different brackets. (Waiting to hear all the stories about how they drove their friend's friend's GTR and it sucked ballsack.
I thought the gtr was a hopped up awd 370z. Am I missing something?
Ah I see, so you have driven both vehicles and know exactly how they compare then? If not, you have no room to talk. A GT350R is NOT a GT500 and I would imagine the handling differences are night and day.
For me, the GT350R wins hands down. This isn't just "another mustang", do you guys even read what you type? The mustang looks way better in my opinion and the sounds much better. We shall see how the two stack up performance wise but the GT350R is no slouch like some of you are inferring.
Wait…. wut? :kaboom::loser:Ah I see, so you have driven both vehicles and know exactly how they compare then? If not, you have no room to talk. A GT350R is NOT a GT500 and I would imagine the handling differences are night and day.
For me, the GT350R wins hands down. This isn't just "another mustang", do you guys even read what you type? The mustang looks way better in my opinion and the sounds much better. We shall see how the two stack up performance wise but the GT350R is no slouch like some of you are inferring.
Please do tell us how the GT350R you drove was…. You have an 04 Cobra.. talk about real heat issues LOL The GT350R will have its hands full against the new 1LE Camaro, the GT-R is another level. Might as well buy a Miata if you want a reliable track car instead of an ovrpriced Mustang or “boosted Altima”GT350R all day, there is no comparison. The GT350R is a dedicated track car in every aspect, its a pure bred. You can lap it all day and go back the next day for more. The GT-R can't even compete in a track day event without shitting the bed, they have engine and transmission overheat issues due to the fact that they use a small engine with boost and have a very high curb weight. Not only that, but they chew up tires on the track faster than most cars go through a tank of gas. At every track day event I've been to some cocky bastards GT-R has broken down.
All you need to do is hear the GT350R in track mode with the exhaust baffles open and the decision should be an easy one. They sound AMAZING, unlike the GT-R which sounds like a cheap vacuum cleaner. Never mind the fact that the GT350R is simply the better car. Instead of buying an overpriced 4,000 lb Nissan with a boosted Altima V6, buy a piece of history. And as usual, buying American is the best choice you can make.
GT350R all day, there is no comparison. The GT350R is a dedicated track car in every aspect, its a pure bred. You can lap it all day and go back the next day for more. The GT-R can't even compete in a track day event without shitting the bed, they have engine and transmission overheat issues due to the fact that they use a small engine with boost and have a very high curb weight. Not only that, but they chew up tires on the track faster than most cars go through a tank of gas. At every track day event I've been to some cocky bastards GT-R has broken down.
All you need to do is hear the GT350R in track mode with the exhaust baffles open and the decision should be an easy one. They sound AMAZING, unlike the GT-R which sounds like a cheap vacuum cleaner. Never mind the fact that the GT350R is simply the better car. Instead of buying an overpriced 4,000 lb Nissan with a boosted Altima V6, buy a piece of history. And as usual, buying American is the best choice you can make.