2010 GT-R V-Spec hits the Nürburgring
#1
2010 GT-R V-Spec hits the Nürburgring
Insideline.com once again has the "exclusive" spy video of the 2010 GT-R V-Spec tearing up the Nurburing again. After watching the video I've already had two of my clients tell me to hold their deposit for the V-Spec! With the promise of lighter components and more horsepower I'm sure it will be worth the wait.....
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do....photopanel..3.*
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do....photopanel..3.*
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK
#2
Great video...
My thoughts are and I am sorry but all I saw was another huge mark-up driving around on the Nurburgring again. It is sad but this thing will be gouged just like and much more than the standard one is and made to be impossible to get. I kind of wish that they had just left the GT-R in Japan at least that way it was really almost impossible to get. Now it is right in front of my face but dealer greed (Coined as "Fair Market Value") is keeping me and many others from it just the same as the oceans separating the continents were before.
Those are just my thoughts and frustrations with a tad bit of negativity added for effect.
I was optimistic before but now I can see that the GT-R will remain my dream car that I always wanted but never could quite grasp. I refuse to surrender to the greedy dealerships will. Call it pride, call it stubbornness or even self inflected torture but I will not pay a penny over MSRP...
Mean while my cash money that I would have put on the GT-R is making me money in various forms of markets. I guess that it might all be for the betterment of my pocket book in the end. I love capitalism, but this is outright rape and I feel like a "victim". I hate playing the role of a victim....
End Rant....
-Nate
My thoughts are and I am sorry but all I saw was another huge mark-up driving around on the Nurburgring again. It is sad but this thing will be gouged just like and much more than the standard one is and made to be impossible to get. I kind of wish that they had just left the GT-R in Japan at least that way it was really almost impossible to get. Now it is right in front of my face but dealer greed (Coined as "Fair Market Value") is keeping me and many others from it just the same as the oceans separating the continents were before.
Those are just my thoughts and frustrations with a tad bit of negativity added for effect.
I was optimistic before but now I can see that the GT-R will remain my dream car that I always wanted but never could quite grasp. I refuse to surrender to the greedy dealerships will. Call it pride, call it stubbornness or even self inflected torture but I will not pay a penny over MSRP...
Mean while my cash money that I would have put on the GT-R is making me money in various forms of markets. I guess that it might all be for the betterment of my pocket book in the end. I love capitalism, but this is outright rape and I feel like a "victim". I hate playing the role of a victim....
End Rant....
-Nate
Last edited by GTRNate; 04-17-2008 at 11:43 PM.
#5
Well hopefully the demand for the V-Spec will stifle the demand for the standard model. I have already decided to wait until next years run, but, if dealers get their act together I may look at the V-Spec. I have also read that the V-Spec will be even more limited for what it's worth.
#8
When I saw that video, it confirmed what I suspected. I was told by a local dealer that 1600 GTR are being built this year but only 800 next year. I could not understand why they would ship fewer next year. Now I know. It will probably be 800 GTR's and 800 Spec-V GTR's. He probably didn't want me to wait. This dealer by the way was only ordering Premium models and the markup is 10k with some 2500.00 factory wheels. I think I will wait to see just how this markup thing pans out.
#9
yeah, as for vtech pricing, we're a still a bit out, but this is moving faster than we think, and we'll have information pretty soon
remember where we were 3 years ago... the gtr was just a twinkle in a few of our eyes, now it's a reality
so let's not get ahead of ourselves
remember where we were 3 years ago... the gtr was just a twinkle in a few of our eyes, now it's a reality
so let's not get ahead of ourselves
#10
yeah, as for vtech pricing, we're a still a bit out, but this is moving faster than we think, and we'll have information pretty soon
remember where we were 3 years ago... the gtr was just a twinkle in a few of our eyes, now it's a reality
so let's not get ahead of ourselves
remember where we were 3 years ago... the gtr was just a twinkle in a few of our eyes, now it's a reality
so let's not get ahead of ourselves