Nissan 370Z Forum

Nissan 370Z Forum (http://www.the370z.com/)
-   Other Vehicles (http://www.the370z.com/other-vehicles/)
-   -   How many are planning to eventually move to a GTR? (http://www.the370z.com/other-vehicles/69854-how-many-planning-eventually-move-gtr.html)

Dzel 04-16-2013 07:43 PM

I do like the new Roush mustangs though. What's the retail 48k?

shadoquad 04-16-2013 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZKraken22 (Post 2270019)
lol Man Some of you guys are such drama queens. The car weight's to much. OMG it's AWD, OMG it's not a 6 speed it wont be fun... seriously? Yea we all have opinion's and this is a forum but damn. OP ask For how many of us ar planning to move to a gtr not how many dont plan on getting one. OP I will be one of those ppl. A used 2010 GTR. When ever i can find one for 50k with 20 to 30,000 miles. Already have money saved for GTR SBD700 kit 3,999! Ill trade in the Z as it will be paid off and ill have a reasonable car payment just like now and can still save for a house and stuff. No kids and im only 24 so. GTR see you soon. And im pretty sure in one or two years a 600 AWHP GTR will still be a top dog car in the streets. Cheers!

It ain't about being a drama queen. I have preferences and so do you. This is a public forum. Deal with it.

JungleZ 04-16-2013 08:44 PM

Everytime I see gtr"s theyre grey and driven by a mid 30"s Asian guys. Must be nice

cossie1600 04-16-2013 10:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JungleZ (Post 2270413)
Everytime I see gtr"s theyre grey and driven by a mid 30"s Asian guys. Must be nice

They were probably smart enough to not lease a 370z

nmjaxx9 04-16-2013 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JungleZ (Post 2270413)
Everytime I see gtr"s theyre grey and driven by a mid 30"s Asian guys. Must be nice

:icon17: It cuz those Asain guys are the ones with thick wallets. :rofl2:

JungleZ 04-16-2013 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cossie1600 (Post 2270534)
They were probably smart enough to not lease a 370z

or probably make more money than me? I have enough money to finance a 370Z no freaking way i wanted to be stuck with the car. I like to switch it up every 3 years or so.

GTR is for ballers straight up, only car Nissan makes worth keeping.

karotZ 04-16-2013 10:32 PM

I'll get one if the new update consists of a 6MT version, or if the "R36" has the same tranny I want.

sfearl1 04-16-2013 10:49 PM

Not going to happen. ^

cossie1600 04-16-2013 11:48 PM

Perhaps, but money management helps too.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JungleZ (Post 2270562)
or probably make more money than me? I have enough money to finance a 370Z no freaking way i wanted to be stuck with the car. I like to switch it up every 3 years or so.

GTR is for ballers straight up, only car Nissan makes worth keeping.


MC 04-17-2013 12:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by karotZ (Post 2270580)
I'll get one if the new update consists of a 6MT version, or if the "R36" has the same tranny I want.


the update is looking to have a 7 speed dual clutch

Dzel 04-17-2013 12:36 AM

Noice^

DarkJak 04-17-2013 02:48 AM

I've yet to drive a GT-R so I don't know how it feels on a tight windy road, which is where I have most of my fun when I'm at home. My concern about it is weight. And then maintenance, since I've read that regular maintenance is on par with or more than more expensive supercars.

The 911 Turbo would be on my short list for cars to get in the future. I drove one for a couple days over winter and it felt really familiar to the Z as far as how it handled in tighter corners, but felt a lot more connected and was pretty insane in a straight line. The way it felt while near the limits of grip was very pleasurable, as opposed to the E55 AMG I also drove, which felt like a bus in relation. A really fast bus.

But if I never get rich enough to own a 100-150k car, I'd eventually plan to move to a Cayman S. Its previous generation was the car that the Z was going for, and the new generation is a solid improvement (save for the missing hand brake Q_Q). The Evora and 4C are also cars I've been eyeing, since they seem to tick all the right boxes for me.

7speed 04-17-2013 12:38 PM

Love the GTR but probably not. I pretty much always had Nissan 4 drs (Altima, Spec V, Maximas) so when I got the Z I stuck with Nissan since I wanted a sports car.

American muscle (probably a coupe) might be my next move after the Z or I may move on to the German side (probably 4dr or a coupe). Those are the types of cars left on my bucket list lol

ZKraken22 04-17-2013 12:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by karotZ (Post 2270580)
I'll get one if the new update consists of a 6MT version, or if the "R36" has the same tranny I want.

Not gonna happen a 6MT would make it slower

ZKraken22 04-17-2013 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkJak (Post 2270786)
I've yet to drive a GT-R so I don't know how it feels on a tight windy road, which is where I have most of my fun when I'm at home. My concern about it is weight. And then maintenance, since I've read that regular maintenance is on par with or more than more expensive supercars.

The 911 Turbo would be on my short list for cars to get in the future. I drove one for a couple days over winter and it felt really familiar to the Z as far as how it handled in tighter corners, but felt a lot more connected and was pretty insane in a straight line. The way it felt while near the limits of grip was very pleasurable, as opposed to the E55 AMG I also drove, which felt like a bus in relation. A really fast bus.

But if I never get rich enough to own a 100-150k car, I'd eventually plan to move to a Cayman S. Its previous generation was the car that the Z was going for, and the new generation is a solid improvement (save for the missing hand brake Q_Q). The Evora and 4C are also cars I've been eyeing, since they seem to tick all the right boxes for me.

maintenance on the GTR is so over rated. yes its a force induction car. but seriously some of the things you can do your self. and on a tight road. can you say grip, grip, grip! your taking corners so fast its scary. the GTR is not a boring car.


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:18 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2