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why do all the jap car makers feel the need to put "Type R" or "Type S" or "R" or "R/T" on the freakin car. What, because a 4D sedan has a "R" on it suddenly it's a Racecar? How about something less gay like "GT" - a suffix that is associated with REAL performance cars....
"R" is for "Ricer"
"R" is for "Ricer"
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Originally Posted by irish44j
why do all the jap car makers feel the need to put "Type R" or "Type S" or "R" or "R/T" on the freakin car. What, because a 4D sedan has a "R" on it suddenly it's a Racecar? How about something less gay like "GT" - a suffix that is associated with REAL performance cars....
"R" is for "Ricer"
"R" is for "Ricer"
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Originally Posted by irish44j
why do all the jap car makers feel the need to put "Type R" or "Type S" or "R" or "R/T" on the freakin car. What, because a 4D sedan has a "R" on it suddenly it's a Racecar? How about something less gay like "GT" - a suffix that is associated with REAL performance cars....
"R" is for "Ricer"
"R" is for "Ricer"
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why do all the jap car makers feel the need to put "Type R" or "Type S" or "R" or "R/T" on the freakin car. What, because a 4D sedan has a "R" on it suddenly it's a Racecar? How about something less gay like "GT" - a suffix that is associated with REAL performance cars....
"R" is for "Ricer"
R/T is actually a Chrysler thing dating back to the muscle car days. Stands for Road and Track. Ford used the letter R in VIN #'s to denote race or high performance versions of engines in street cars, hence the term "R- Code". They never stuck badges on the cars though. The new Mach 1 has R in the Vin for the engine code, more of a retro thing though. Come to think of it, even the Cobra R's didn't have "R" badging anywhere. Of course, if you feel the need to have "R" or "Type R" on your car, you probably are a Ricer! Just my .02. Oh yeah, if I was going to by a brand new Nissan, it probably would be an Altima SE.
"R" is for "Ricer"
R/T is actually a Chrysler thing dating back to the muscle car days. Stands for Road and Track. Ford used the letter R in VIN #'s to denote race or high performance versions of engines in street cars, hence the term "R- Code". They never stuck badges on the cars though. The new Mach 1 has R in the Vin for the engine code, more of a retro thing though. Come to think of it, even the Cobra R's didn't have "R" badging anywhere. Of course, if you feel the need to have "R" or "Type R" on your car, you probably are a Ricer! Just my .02. Oh yeah, if I was going to by a brand new Nissan, it probably would be an Altima SE.
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Originally Posted by maximusprimus
and cost much as 350z, nissan all wack da phuc up, g35/max/altima/350z all in the same price rang.
All had different options, but still the same price... Wierd.
Sure the Alti is fast, but being comfortable AND fast... Thats what Im talking about. If I just wanted fast I would have a F*cking SRT-4
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