http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjjqK...layer_embedded


Thats just funny!

 

Genius! Gorilla Marketing at its best! Thank god the GR2RS came out and CRUSHED the GTR's Ring time.

 

haha

 

The $245k GT2RS weighs 881 lbs less, makes 90 more HP, yet only went 2 seconds faster around the 'ring than the $90k, 3956 lb, 530 HP 2012 GT-R (7:18 vs 7:20).

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.

 

i sow that this morning first thing came to my mind what an immature marketing manager they have hehehehe

 

2sec per lap is something + that the GT2RS is a limited edition.

 

The sticker was placed wrong...it belongs on the rear window.

 

then it would be driving the opposite way in the wrong lane at that!

 

Yes. Running away.

 

Actually, 2 secs on an 13 mile road course is nothing to brag about, IMO.

 

here goes another GTR vs GT2 battle again.....

 

Bob, get the Picard pics handy for this one...

 

I thought nissan was modifying their cars before they tracked them? So the one's racing weren't exactly stock.

 

whoever the marketing rep was that came up with that should get a FAT bonus!

 

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.