AudiMan2011 Scottish Contributing Writer Messages 13,432 GTPlanet Messages Street-King-07 Messages Quattro Saltire Apr 27, 2017 #241 Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... I'd reckon sometime around late 2018 to 2019.
Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... I'd reckon sometime around late 2018 to 2019.
Castrol96 (Banned) Messages 2,898 Southampton, UK Apr 27, 2017 #242 AudiMan2011 I'd reckon sometime around late 2018 to 2019. Click to expand... R36 and MKV would be great debut.
AudiMan2011 I'd reckon sometime around late 2018 to 2019. Click to expand... R36 and MKV would be great debut.
MCNAGTROC Messages 942 NC Messages MCNAGTROC Apr 27, 2017 #243 Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... absolute earliest most optimistic scenario is a concept debuting in November of 2019 with a production model summer of 2020
Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... absolute earliest most optimistic scenario is a concept debuting in November of 2019 with a production model summer of 2020
LMSCorvetteGT2 Messages 22,551 Arizona Messages HamiltonMP427 Apr 28, 2017 #244 Castrol96 R36 and MKV would be great debut. Click to expand... I mean two cars in very different spectrum compared to the one they shared when they were MKIV and R34...
Castrol96 R36 and MKV would be great debut. Click to expand... I mean two cars in very different spectrum compared to the one they shared when they were MKIV and R34...
Castrol96 (Banned) Messages 2,898 Southampton, UK Apr 28, 2017 #245 LMSCorvetteGT2 I mean two cars in very different spectrum compared to the one they shared when they were MKIV and R34... Click to expand... Because the 276bhp regulations have ended.
LMSCorvetteGT2 I mean two cars in very different spectrum compared to the one they shared when they were MKIV and R34... Click to expand... Because the 276bhp regulations have ended.
LMSCorvetteGT2 Messages 22,551 Arizona Messages HamiltonMP427 Apr 28, 2017 #246 Castrol96 Because the 276bhp regulations have ended. Click to expand... What does that have to do with being completely different cars in two different classes? Compared to being direct competitors two decades ago.
Castrol96 Because the 276bhp regulations have ended. Click to expand... What does that have to do with being completely different cars in two different classes? Compared to being direct competitors two decades ago.
Famine GTP Editor, GTPEDIA Author Administrator Messages 92,325 Rule 12 Messages GTP_Famine Apr 28, 2017 #247 Castrol96 Because the 276bhp regulations have ended. Click to expand... They never existed. It was an informal agreement.
Castrol96 Because the 276bhp regulations have ended. Click to expand... They never existed. It was an informal agreement.
VXR Messages 11,550 Plymouth, UK Messages motorforum Apr 28, 2017 #248 I'd argue the more modest engines and development of the Mark V sit that car a lot closer to the Mark IV than the R35 ever was to the R34.
I'd argue the more modest engines and development of the Mark V sit that car a lot closer to the Mark IV than the R35 ever was to the R34.
05XR8 Messages 57,250 Australia May 8, 2017 #249 Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... Doesn't matter for Australian sales. 161 per cent improvement. http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/39A153E026DCB4BDCA25811900816966 I don't know sales figures, but I've always seen plenty in Melbourne. Now that I'm back in New South Wales, I'm seeing new models here and there.
Castrol96 Soo, it's been 10 years with the R35 now; when might a R36 debut? Click to expand... Doesn't matter for Australian sales. 161 per cent improvement. http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/39A153E026DCB4BDCA25811900816966 I don't know sales figures, but I've always seen plenty in Melbourne. Now that I'm back in New South Wales, I'm seeing new models here and there.
05XR8 Messages 57,250 Australia Sep 21, 2020 #250 https://www.motoring.com.au/new-nissan-gt-r-confirmed-126353/
S seowgila Messages 71 Sep 21, 2020 #251 I'm just talking crap, but what if nissan went back to a straight 6. Would anyone care for that?
05XR8 Messages 57,250 Australia Sep 21, 2020 #252 seowgila I'm just talking crap, but what if nissan went back to a straight 6. Would anyone care for that? Click to expand... Mazda are developing a straight six. It's possible, but other than Nissan's current finances, as long as the engine offered strong performance, shouldn't matter. Electrification would have to be on the cards.
seowgila I'm just talking crap, but what if nissan went back to a straight 6. Would anyone care for that? Click to expand... Mazda are developing a straight six. It's possible, but other than Nissan's current finances, as long as the engine offered strong performance, shouldn't matter. Electrification would have to be on the cards.
TheCracker Nothing to see here... Premium Messages 24,610 It/It Messages GTP_TheCracker Sep 21, 2020 #253 seowgila I'm just talking crap, but what if nissan went back to a straight 6. Would anyone care for that? Click to expand... I'm not sure of what benefit it would have over the current V6. The V6 is better for weight distribution and packaging.
seowgila I'm just talking crap, but what if nissan went back to a straight 6. Would anyone care for that? Click to expand... I'm not sure of what benefit it would have over the current V6. The V6 is better for weight distribution and packaging.
Justuxful Messages 626 Vilnius Messages Justuxable Messages Justuxable Sep 21, 2020 #254 I really thought that Nissan would only have resources to develop one sports car, but this is great news, really excited the GTR lives on!
I really thought that Nissan would only have resources to develop one sports car, but this is great news, really excited the GTR lives on!
