There's your problem. Back roads for the GT-R are like "touch & go(s)" for an F-22 Raptor.If you ever get to experience one on a track, you will be impressed. This is where it shines.
I don't drive mine to its ability. I have taken it to the north GA mountains and could not even push the car to its limits. It was bitter-sweet as I was impressed with the GT-R's abilities, but I, as the driver, was seemingly not even needed. The car practically drove itself. Honestly, there was a bit of a disconnect there. Where I had to really worry about oversteer in my 600whp 350Z...I didn't even have to think about what the GT-R was going to do. But, on the track, where the car can be brutalized, if you are left unimpressed, then I promise there is no vehicle that will give you satisfaction.





If you ever get to experience one on a track, you will be impressed. This is where it shines. 
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