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I knew somebody would say the 993 looks much better, but the price does reflect that, and for less you can get better performance and a more comfortable car with the 996. The rear looks elegant, at least to me.
EDIT: Oh, and IMO it's not totally fixed until you get to this one:
EDIT: Oh, and IMO it's not totally fixed until you get to this one:
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The GT-R is quite a big car:
That makes it even more impressive what it can do with it's size/weight.
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People keep saying that, but every time I stand next to one... The first thing that comes to mind.. "Why do people think this is so big?" I'm always underwhelmed... A 70's Caddy is a big car, GT-R is just kind of... medium.
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Unless you live somewhere where 70's Caddy's are very common, a GT-R is still very large for what is essentially a 2+2 sports car. Put a 996 or 997 next to a GT-R and it's like Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries.
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Eh.. Porsches are small cars.. At least I think so. GT-R is well... It isn't small, but doesn't deserve the nickname Godzilla... Because it isn't that big. I think this is just he American in me showing though.. I'm used to seeing pickups the size of apartments.
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That's the crux of the matter. Whenever i see a GT-R over here (in Europe), GT-Rs always just stand out as being huge. I don't think that it's particularly because they are huge, they're not that much different in size to Audi A5 or Merc E-Class coupe's. Maybe it's just that they don't hide their size well.
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Bigger than a Forester? I can't say I've ever seen the two together, but Jesus.
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Foresters really are not that big though, for an SUV.
Edit: Ewww on the green Z. And I'd like to know who thought it was a good idea to "stance" a freakin' Ferrari.
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Edit: Ewww on the green Z. And I'd like to know who thought it was a good idea to "stance" a freakin' Ferrari.
I'd like to think it's easy to spot it's photoshopped..
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Yeah you're right.
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Fixed
I knew somebody would say the 993 looks much better, but the price does reflect that, and for less you can get better performance and a more comfortable car with the 996. The rear looks elegant, at least to me.
EDIT: Oh, and IMO it's not totally fixed until you get to this one:
Can't top that! 👍
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Gnardiculous.
Yeah it is PS'd, but it's still gnarmazing.Foresters really are not that big though, for an SUV.
Edit: Ewww on the green Z. And I'd like to know who thought it was a good idea to "stance" a freakin' Ferrari.
^ Needs a spacer on the back.
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Here is a nice example of a well built 996 GT3. Exactly how they should all be done...
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I've seen R34's done like that a thousand times... But its just so perfect. 
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I've seen R34's done like that a thousand times... But its just so perfect.
Well if it's the real midnight purple II it is a limited version limited to 500 cars I think
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I love those moving pictures....
And R34 wins the page so far for me.
And R34 wins the page so far for me.
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I'll take the one in the middle.
