1000 special-edition GT-Rs sell out in one day in
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1000 special-edition GT-Rs sell out in one day in
From Autoweek..."While waiting for Nissan to develop the next-generation Skyline
GT-R—one that we hope will make its way to the States by
2005—here’s a little something to whet your appetite: Nissan
reports that 1000 special-edition GT-Rs put up for sale in Japan
sold out in one day. Prices ranged from $45,900 to $47,405.
The commemorative models come near the end of the car’s
production run because it no longer meets more stringent
Japanese emissions rules.
The standard Skyline, available with a 3.5-liter engine and
eight-speed manual transmission, lives on while Nissan ponders
Skyline’s future. "
GT-R—one that we hope will make its way to the States by
2005—here’s a little something to whet your appetite: Nissan
reports that 1000 special-edition GT-Rs put up for sale in Japan
sold out in one day. Prices ranged from $45,900 to $47,405.
The commemorative models come near the end of the car’s
production run because it no longer meets more stringent
Japanese emissions rules.
The standard Skyline, available with a 3.5-liter engine and
eight-speed manual transmission, lives on while Nissan ponders
Skyline’s future. "
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Re: 1000 special-edition GT-Rs sell out in one day in
Originally posted by Joe_R
From Autoweek..."While waiting for Nissan to develop the next-generation Skyline
GT-R—one that we hope will make its way to the States by
2005—here’s a little something to whet your appetite: Nissan
reports that 1000 special-edition GT-Rs put up for sale in Japan
sold out in one day. Prices ranged from $45,900 to $47,405.
The commemorative models come near the end of the car’s
production run because it no longer meets more stringent
Japanese emissions rules.
The standard Skyline, available with a 3.5-liter engine and
eight-speed manual transmission, lives on while Nissan ponders
Skyline’s future. "
From Autoweek..."While waiting for Nissan to develop the next-generation Skyline
GT-R—one that we hope will make its way to the States by
2005—here’s a little something to whet your appetite: Nissan
reports that 1000 special-edition GT-Rs put up for sale in Japan
sold out in one day. Prices ranged from $45,900 to $47,405.
The commemorative models come near the end of the car’s
production run because it no longer meets more stringent
Japanese emissions rules.
The standard Skyline, available with a 3.5-liter engine and
eight-speed manual transmission, lives on while Nissan ponders
Skyline’s future. "
Eight speed? Jesus, anyone have a picture of that gearbox?
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Originally posted by mb1
does that mean you have to do like 6 shifts in the 1/4?
does that mean you have to do like 6 shifts in the 1/4?
SuDZ
Originally posted by Conrad283
wow 8 speeds ... imagine learning stick on that car .. jeez .. 1000 * 45,900 = at least $45,900,000 ... not bad nissan ... not bad
wow 8 speeds ... imagine learning stick on that car .. jeez .. 1000 * 45,900 = at least $45,900,000 ... not bad nissan ... not bad
(2 shift sticks)
I wonder if they even get to test drive one???
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