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Old 08-06-2014, 10:02 AM   #11
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Like the R35, with it's hand built engine etc.. Definitly a boring car with no soul at all.

The enemy is the parent company that wanted to sell their cars in our country instead.
Driving an R35 is like driving a Playstation on wheels with a Vacuum cleaner as the sound system. Hardly exciting. Have seen a few people sell their R35 off for that reason. Despite being able to blow the doors off nearly any exotic euro in a straight line, the experience was so detached and boring they might as well have been doing 700kph in a budget airline.
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