why do you say that? skylines aren't the king of cars but still pretty cool in real life. you can't clown on anything on the car, from the motor to the suspension. car is very sexy, not the best car in the world but still pretty cool. you can't deny that.Originally Posted by 81911
I don't find them cool in real life. I wouldn't make a thread if I saw one even if it was a NISMO R957 NUR SPEC7 MIDIGHT and all that shit. Yea, mechanically it's pretty good but I don't find it sexy at all, never have.
i wouldn't either, car does get to much attention even though its not all that. but saying that its not all that is pretty stupid too. have you seen the one that stops by the varsity sometimes? next time you go, and if hes there, look close and you'll appricate it alot more. if you don't, i wouldn't call myself an enthusiast, but thats just me.
I never said I didn't respect it, the times on the Nurburgring make me respect it, but to me it's still not shit. This has nothing to do with me being a enthusiast. I don't like a lot of cars but I still appreciate them.
you're more into the euro look im sure. thats still cool, its not the shit. but i respect the power that motor can make, and the power the tranny can hold. your posts don't explain why, but atleast you still have respect for it. its looks are not all that, but id take one over any other all wheel drive car and anyother nissian or honda.
i dont know what gives you so much room to speak about other cars. im not trying to start a fanboy stampede about the skyline but i see you in every car discussion thread pointing out the bad in a car
Porsche's are gay
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