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Yeah - and they're all "slower" than the Datsun 120Y my mate who worked at McDonalds put together in 1993.

I've been in all of them at speed, and I know which I prefer.

Strange, seems that every single comparison I've read has said otherwise, but to each their own!

Re: Aston DBRS9 - it belongs to Johnny K. His other toys include the R34 Nismo Z-Tune GT-R.

And look - it's a Peteborghini!

Who's Johnny K?!?! Goddamn one lucky bastard. He owns the only Z-Tune in Australia, right? There's a youtube video of that car on the Eastern fwy.

Close call, but i'd still take the Z-tune over the Aston if I could choose one. I'd like to pull more G's than chicks any day :)

Re: Aston DBRS9 - it belongs to Johnny K. His other toys include the R34 Nismo Z-Tune GT-R.

And look - it's a Peteborghini!

I remember reading in a Unique Cars magazine that he also owned a GT2 at one point; he said the Z tune was faster over a longer distance in a straight line if I remember correctly.

spotted a really REALLY nice AUDI R8 on burwood highway today i saw it pass knox. so i thought id turn round to catch up and check it out.. dam it was hot! cept the driver was a wanker loll. he was going up and down burwood highway for a good hour.. so this is what most people with really expensive cars do nowadays to show off there on burwood highway.. lol

spotted a really REALLY nice AUDI R8 on burwood highway today i saw it pass knox. so i thought id turn round to catch up and check it out.. dam it was hot! cept the driver was a wanker loll. he was going up and down burwood highway for a good hour.. so this is what most people with really expensive cars do nowadays to show off there on burwood highway.. lol

...er, there must have been two R8's last night, I drove on Burwood Hwy to go out for dinner, then drove back about 2 hours later, does this make me a wanker ??? I did go Chapel cruising I think that does makes me a wanker :)

spotted a really REALLY nice AUDI R8 on burwood highway today i saw it pass knox. so i thought id turn round to catch up and check it out.. dam it was hot! cept the driver was a wanker loll. he was going up and down burwood highway for a good hour.. so this is what most people with really expensive cars do nowadays to show off there on burwood highway.. lol

All Audi R8s are nice, dude.

And maybe he was test driving it? :)

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