Schwartz Premium Messages 4,315 Bellingham, WA Messages Schwartz38 Jun 3, 2012 #2 https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=132309
Mac K Messages 7,594 Ontario,Canada Messages macospet1 Messages My What? Jun 3, 2012 #4 1992 Honda NSX Type R
NeonAstral Messages 88 Messages NeonAstral Jun 3, 2012 #5 symustafa1996 Yes, it's standard, though. Click to expand... Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron
symustafa1996 Yes, it's standard, though. Click to expand... Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron
Mac K Messages 7,594 Ontario,Canada Messages macospet1 Messages My What? Jun 3, 2012 #7 NeonAstral Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron Click to expand... Standard model, and you're welcome
NeonAstral Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron Click to expand... Standard model, and you're welcome
aadil717 Messages 1,468 Coventry Messages aadil717 Jun 3, 2012 #8 NeonAstral Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron Click to expand... It is a standard car meaning its not modelled as detailed as a Premium car - and also you cannot buy it from the New Car Dealership (NCD - where the premium cars are purchased), but rather in the UCD - Used Car Dealership. Edit: Tree'd
NeonAstral Doesn't make sense there is no "standard" Type R. The statement is almost oxymoron Click to expand... It is a standard car meaning its not modelled as detailed as a Premium car - and also you cannot buy it from the New Car Dealership (NCD - where the premium cars are purchased), but rather in the UCD - Used Car Dealership. Edit: Tree'd
