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http://www.topgear.com/content/magflash/0108/
 "The GT-R hasn't just moved the goalposts, it's obliterated them." "For all-round ability, I have no doubt the Nissan is the best car I have ever driven." "The GTR turns in beautifully, whether neutral or under brakes, and grips forever - slippery surfaces seem to bring out the best in it. Time after time I left Turner (911 Turbo) behind as my four-wheel-drive system and traction control worked better out of wet corners - it wasn't just the fact that I could get on the power earlier. It was about confidence. The Nissan really is something special, and you get the impression that while a master driver could wring every last ounce of performance out of the 911, your mother could do the same in the GT-R..........................Does the Nissan's ability reduce the driving pleasure? Not at all. You can turn all the systems off if you so choose, and it's still supremely well balanced, no doubt a delight for a racing driver on a track." |
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Top Gear: Nissan GT-R vs. Ferrari 430 Scuderia
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