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I have to say something here. Took a couple of hours yesterday to read the thread for start to finish :rofl:

Yes the GTR is a racebred car. Yes the Supra is not a racebred car. The GTR is compared to Porsches. The first time I saw a Supra in a magazine was in Wheels and they were comparing a DB7 to a Supra. The Supra is a GT car. Grand Tourer. How good a GT car it is, is a different matter. I like it. If you're too big to be comfortable in one, buy a Falcon or Commodore.

Niko

And as for the fella who said that the Supra is a Grand Tourer and the Skyline is not just what do you think the GT stands for in GTR? (Gran Turismo/ Grand Touring)

:down:

If you are referring to me with your comment, then you haven't even read my post. I never mentioned that the Skyline is not a GT car.

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sorry, but if i had to pick 1 import that sux balls... it'd be a soarer...

even as a boat it'd still be ugly, and not just ugly... i'm talkin Joseph Merrick ugly! (even wif da sick chromies)

I believe the supra's (and soarer etc) biggest downfall is that the back end is so light and they are RWD only. Very difficult to get (and maintain) traction.

If only toyota put a 2JZ into something with AWD...that also looked as good as the supra does. oh well.

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