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Alright guys, iv had my R34 GTT for almost a year now, and its struck me, that i may be wasting my time spending so much money on it. Now dont get me wrong, i love it to bits but i want more......

Now iv been looking at 3 choices they all have there merits (and hefty price tags =P) but im struggling to pick......

im looking at the R34GTR, and ford F6 typhoon or a S15 GT R-spec. sooo uuuh yeah flame away i guess guys, any opinions or information will be muchhhhly apretiated =D

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Alright guys, iv had my R34 GTT for almost a year now, and its struck me, that i may be wasting my time spending so much money on it. Now dont get me wrong, i love it to bits but i want more......

Now iv been looking at 3 choices they all have there merits (and hefty price tags =P) but im struggling to pick......

im looking at the R34GTR, and ford F6 typhoon or a S15 GT R-spec. sooo uuuh yeah flame away i guess guys, any opinions or information will be muchhhhly apretiated =D

Well, if i had the money i would get an r34 gtr. I quite like the f6 typhoon aswell, the newer ones especially. Not to mention they are really quick and fairly easy to mod.

I wouldnt go near the s15 though.

But thats just me

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My brother-in-law has recently bought the Ford F6E. Whilst it's a nice car with mod cons eg roof, tow bar, leather yaddayadda, he knows he didn't buy it as a pure bred high potency super sports car. We take our cars down the south coast through Macquarie Pass and it just can't stick to the tarmac like the GT-R. If the rear steps out through a twisty, you just can't predict how soon you can get it back whilst you still try to keep the power on. It's a very tidy sports tourer. If that's what you want and tow something in the bargain, get the Ford.

I bought the GT-R with the dynamics of a super sports car already built in with its chassis, brakes, power to 4 wheels, cornering, damping, suspension. It also has had its potential of upgrading semi-aroused.

One more thing, I have lost virtually nothing in depreciation since I bought mine 3 yrs ago. :whistling:

Poor Craig has lost approx 15-18 grand. :thumbsup:

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One of my friends recently got rid of his new typhoon. Said it was nice and quick (he's a ford nut and never owned anything else) but it had constant gearbox problems (manual). He got sick of taking it back and after the 10th or so time he told them to keep it and traded it for the V8 version. Not as fast but hasn't had any problems with it. I'd go the R34 GTR.

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GTR will be twice more expensive than a GTT. So watch out.

S15 are cheap to run and fuel... Im considering an s15 myself.

aaaah ok, yeah i have a mate with one. cheeply made though =( hmmmm WELL i might go the gtr, i already drive a 34 gtt and have put in 15 grand in the space of a year. it feels like a waste. not to mention ITS A GTR =D ty guys =)

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