[Steeroid]

Originally Posted by highwayblaze

Nice... and even if u consider 30K dealer markups which will run the GTR to 100K compared with the turbo version of the Yes! Which brings an interesting question up. What would you spend your 100K on? A lighter more power to weight ratio YES or the plusher more HP GTR?

Dealer markups are only because the car is new. Prices will stabilize.

Between the two, I would prefer a car I can use everyday and drive to the track on occassion rather than one that will have to be stored for most of the year or kept at the track garage.

[ananthkamath]

Originally Posted by Mayavi

The car has debuted in NY auto show and it will retail at $78,000 for the 280 hp V6, $98K for 360 hp turbo'ed V6 and the top of the line for $150K. You can probably buy 5 miatas for that price.

Nice car but for that price my garage would look like:

Subaru STi - $40k (for rallycross)

Fully prepped STS2 class Miata - $20k (for autocross)

BMW 135i - $35k (daily driver)

Dodge Challenger - $40k (for the Woodward Dream Cruise)

The joy of owning a 4-car garage at 25 - Priceless.

Ah well, if only I had $150k to spend.

[highwayblaze]

Originally Posted by ananthkamath

Nice car but for that price my garage would look like:

Subaru STi - $40k (for rallycross)

Fully prepped STS2 class Miata - $20k (for autocross)

BMW 135i - $35k (daily driver)

Dodge Challenger - $40k (for the Woodward Dream Cruise)

The joy of owning a 4-car garage at 25 - Priceless.

Ah well, if only I had $150k to spend.

DUDE being in detroit u forgot the most important thing.

1. 40K a house with a 4 car garage LOLLLLLLL
2. 3. 4.... whatever cars u like to fit in that garage!!!

[Scooby STi]

That thing looks like a Suzuki K car Roadster from some time back....I think it might have been the Cappuccino

78K!!! they definitely have lost all their marbles, thats Noble/Lotus money