I still don't really like the carbon bits on the car. Up front, I prefer not to see those small black bits on this silver auto. Or, at least paint them over with the car's base color so that it doesn't look like it has a tall grill or tall ducts on the front bumper.
McLaren'sAngel made a point about calling it "GTR" and not "Skyline." I still would call it a Skyline pretty much by accident (granted it gets called a "GTR"). I even say it has a little 350Z to it, especially in the styling of the roof and the sort of swoopiness of the rear. Maybe not as swoopy as the 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse, but kind of that style. So that's why some would say it has that kind of styling. I respect you, Cobragt, but I kind of don't see any Mazda RX-8 elements to it. I think even if you make the headlights horizontally-wide with the front of the car, I still don't really see RX-8 in its looks.
I was chatting with "McLaren'sAngel" the other night about what Toyota's answer may be, but for what I know, if this latest Skyline/GTR ends up being a hot ticket, Nissan's rivals, Toyota, need to come up with a hotter car or at least equal them. Regardless, might I use some 'hood lingo, this is a dope ass ride.
Meow! (='.'=)
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It'll be no problem to call this car simply the GT-R, especially in Japan, where the Skyline name is barely used. Maybe it's used for all non-GTRs, never thought of that 💡
Anyway the normal GT headlights aren't ugly at all, but those LED ones looked a bit better 👍
