^If you want a new one with a V8, wait until the 2011 model and you get the new 5.0 liter V8 with 420hp and better mileage then the current V8. If you want a V6 you should still wait since it's getting a way better one as well that I can't remember the specs for in my head, but more power and better mileage as well in that.
^You know, I like the looks of the new GT-R, and I even like waht they've been able to do with it's Twin-Supercharged V6 engine, but I hate that you have to basically break it to use it's full potential.
Is that still having to do with the pact Japanese automakers made back in the day about limiting the power output of their cars? I know that applied to 90s Supras and R34 Skylines? Considering that new Skyline in the States in dressed up as a Infiniti G35
Possibly. What I heard was that if you use the launch control like it's supposed to work (i.e. launching the car from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds) it's breaks the gearbox or something. And even if it doesn't, as soon as you push the button you void the warranty.
The front reminds me of the Batmobile too. Awesome!
But I'd like the earlier models, from the 60s into the mid 70s, or the recent models. I'm not crazy about the ones from the early 1990s. One of my aunts has (or had- I'm not sure if she still has it or not) a 1992 or 1991 Mustang. I think the way they designed the Mustang during that time was a disgrace to the concept of what a Ford Mustang should be like. The recent models got it back on track.
