Send to a friendDucati Minor December 28th, 2007 4:26 PM Link
The cabin does look nice and a lot of effort has gone into the production of this fast coupe. I am still disappointed in what is, arguably, the least important trait: appearance. The exterior is bland, even compared to a two-door Altima. Some of the unfair complaints I read about the Acura NSX seem valid with the GT-R. The Euro crowd never wanted to accept the NSX, labeling it a high-priced Civ, a soulless machine engineered by a corporation, uninspired in styling, and lacking raw feel in its road manners (something I have no idea in regarding the Nissan).
I haven’t driven the GT-R, and probably never will, but I wonder if a comparison between the GT-R and a Porsche 997 Turbo is akin to the comparison of the Bugatti Veyron and the McLaren F1. The Bugatti was powerful, fast, and hi-tech, but lacked “character” in its driving experience. I am disappointed that, with all the manpower and capital put into the creation of this monster-on-wheels, not enough was done to trim the weight from this car. In that regard, I do see a similarity with the Veyron.
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