civic type R / skyline gtr34 / rx8 / 350z/ e60

hakimsutar

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for me, i choose gtr34 thats, i'm drivin now.
after u feel the 6 banger sure can't sleep...
 

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gettin a car on july but confuse .. if sud ii go for gtr34 or evo 9... !!!!!
 

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gettin a car on july but confuse .. if sud ii go for gtr34 or evo 9... !!!!!
I suggest u find out the pro and cons of both cars.
Compare the spare parts price of both cars and the maintenance cost.

Then go for test drive.

Both are different type of cars. The Skyline GT-R34 got a sports car look and layout while the Evo to me is more of a family sedan (uncle car).

U have to ask urself, what do u want in a car? Are u planning to drive it daily? Can u afford the high fuel consumption of the Skyline?
 

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yup i need to know the pro and cons.. hoping some1 here can help.

Im gonna use this car for daily driving, hence lookin to own it for long term.
 

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own it for long term?? i will choose e60......525i:biggrin:
 

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I'm speaking here as an FD2R owner, and all I can say is it depends what you are looking for.

Just to make things clear, the Civic Type R is not available for test drive anywhere unless you have a friend who owns it or you are a media representative reviewing the car. The same applies to parallel/grey importers, you can't just test drive their car without being a genuine customer due to safety reasons.

The FD2R, a car for trackies who doesn't mind about the looks being too similar to the normal 8th generation Civics around. People who doesn't want the turbo lags but yet demand at least 200Nm of torque. Cornering machine I must say, thus bumpy ride. The Type R is a well balanced machine which is close to a full out track car which may not appeal to lots of people. Bear in mind that the performance parts for the FD2R do not come cheap and there's little room for improvement if you are an enthusiast who demands 100bhp more, even the suspension is tough to tweak with.

For the others, I can't comment further as I might be biased over my decision. Human nature hehehe
 

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Yup I cudn't test drive any of this rides, u need to place a deposit . I use to own an DC2 b4 and other N/A cars, just wanna try boosting for a change :)

just curious about the GTR34, i heard evo 9 can smoke gtr34, is that true?
 

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bro, this thread is almost 2 yrs old. OP would have already bought the car by now. cheers!!
 

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