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Where's the censors when you need them. I just saw a gillette ad on tv for the "nitro" shaver... I was shocked to see a ...... SUPRA ...... What's happened to common sense & good taste in advertising, surely a nice r34/33 or even a 32 would create a better image than some latte racer cruising lygon st or williamstown....

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Where's the censors when you need them. I just saw a gillette ad on tv for the "nitro" shaver... I was shocked to see a ...... SUPRA ...... What's happened to common sense & good taste in advertising, surely a nice r34/33 or even a 32 would create a better image than some latte racer cruising lygon st or williamstown....

?? WTF

do you want to to draw more attention to Skylines?

just remember that skylines aren't the be all and end all of cars...

there is a thing called 'choice' and everyone has their own opinion of nice cars.

don't be narrow minded.

PS Supras kick r32/33/34 gtsts every time.

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PS Supras kick r32/33/34 gtsts every time.

well the equivalent Supra to a GTST would be the 3litre non turbo... so no... no they dont. My sick VL kicks them all!

:thumbsup:

but ive seen that add and seeing as there are far more Supras in America then Skylines what do u expect? Supras were imported to the States unlike the very low volume of Skyrines. Was probably made on a tight budget lol well it looks like it was anyway

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Where's the censors when you need them. I just saw a gillette ad on tv for the "nitro" shaver... I was shocked to see a ...... SUPRA ...... What's happened to common sense & good taste in advertising, surely a nice r34/33 or even a 32 would create a better image than some latte racer cruising lygon st or williamstown....

The supra is renowed for it's strength/power and reliability all over the world, even if the commercial was done with a low budget it is good to see Jap cars on tv, Gillet also has used cars such as ferraris so may be is not a low budget after all.

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Where's the censors when you need them. I just saw a gillette ad on tv for the "nitro" shaver... I was shocked to see a ...... SUPRA ...... What's happened to common sense & good taste in advertising, surely a nice r34/33 or even a 32 would create a better image than some latte racer cruising lygon st or williamstown....

What, the Supra aint good enough for ya? :D

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