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Do you think this is a photochop?

Nizman

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Every time I see that pic I sigh...

Of course it's a 'chop. Trust me, the moment the new GT-R pics are leaked/released/stolen and distributed, your SAU bruvahs in Japan will post it all over this forum.

Back to the pic, it's clearly a photochop... just look at the mirrors in relation to each other! WACK. The right hand side headlight doesn't look legit either.

UK350GT Apprentice

UK350GT

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the pic is to "clean" to be real.... drawn in daw handles? so clean you would expect to see evidence of a driver imo.

however I read on a UK forum 2/3 months ago that a bloke had seen a car testing at night, not far from the Lotus development centre (they are reported to be working on the handling) , he believed he'd seen the R35. He couldn't discribe the front of the car, but sed when it overtook him he got a good look at the side windows and rear. From his discription I assumed he'd seen a V35 (at the time there were only three in the country). When this pic was published here he sed that that was what he saw. Forget the front, if you look at the window line and rear quarter there is a resemblace to the V35!! so although I believe the pic to be CG'd ........ intriguing init.

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