Nissan GT-R pranks Porsche owners on the street!
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02-21-2011, 09:49 PM
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Nissan GT-R pranks Porsche owners on the street!
#2
02-22-2011, 12:51 AM
Genius! Gorilla Marketing at its best! Thank god the GR2RS came out and CRUSHED the GTR's Ring time.
#4
02-22-2011, 05:22 AM
I'm a HUGE fan of the GT2 RS (I actually get to drive one soon...can't wait), but considering all of the variables involved, I don't believe that "CRUSH" is the most accurate term I'd use to describe this accomplishment.
Last edited by Divexxtreme; 02-22-2011 at 06:04 AM.
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#13
02-22-2011, 10:23 AM
I thought nissan was modifying their cars before they tracked them? So the one's racing weren't exactly stock.
#15
02-22-2011, 02:42 PM
the GT-R is an incredible machine, and is probably the best all around performance bargain in quite some time. certainly one of the best daily drivable cars out there. a Switzer or AMS GT-R holds rightful place as dreamcar for car aficionados old and young.
but this gimmicky marketing campaign smacks of immaturity. it has all the sophistication of an online wedding proposal during a World of Warcraft match. not that i'm offended; i'm embarrassed for them. i'd love to own a GT-R, and while i'd be a very satisfied owner, i'd be cringing in my seat if word of this marketing campaign got out. the GT-R's not marred for me, it's still an incredible car, but Nissan should stop before they discredit themselves any further. just let the performance speak for itself, Nissan don't say a word and i'll bet your test drive requests will increase much more.
but this gimmicky marketing campaign smacks of immaturity. it has all the sophistication of an online wedding proposal during a World of Warcraft match. not that i'm offended; i'm embarrassed for them. i'd love to own a GT-R, and while i'd be a very satisfied owner, i'd be cringing in my seat if word of this marketing campaign got out. the GT-R's not marred for me, it's still an incredible car, but Nissan should stop before they discredit themselves any further. just let the performance speak for itself, Nissan don't say a word and i'll bet your test drive requests will increase much more.