Should I Get A Non-turbo R33/34 Or Others If I Am P Plate Driver?

[MissR34]

yeah what Eug said!

[Eug]

But, if I don't keep trying to tell people that NA is best, they'll never learn!

I thought about it, and if I could afford two cars (daily driver runabout and a dedicated sports car) I'd get the runabout with a turbo, set up for fuel economy like the Saabs or turbo diesels) and get the sports car as NA, for the responsiveness. A dedicated sports car will be ultra lightweight anyway, so I don't need power.

na is best when it's a v10 with a 20,000rpm limit

ahaha... it is true though, a majority of force induced owners are so delusional. that said, turbos are an efficient system for power.

i'll agree with you with the track car though.

[Kevin84]

It seems like I cause a big argument here......

I've driven a little 2004 model barina as my first car for amost 1 year. I just think it's time for changing.

I like skyline since long time ago. I think I will still go ahead for a na R33/34 because it's good for me, as a p driver, to drive a 141kw car instead of a 200kw one.

But thx for all guys' awesome replys. It helps a lot.

BTW, if you guys still wanna "argue" then go for it. Maybe we can make this topic the most popular one.hahaha

[timheather]

I reckon you should add a poll.......

[ignuz]

I reckon you should add a poll.......

I recon I saw lil john last night..

yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

But seriously I did lol..

[MissR34]

dude, in the end you are going to be the driver so you should get what makes YOU happy, test drive a couple of n/a skylines if u can, try a r33 and try a r34 and see what you think.

[scathing]

I've driven a little 2004 model barina as my first car for amost 1 year. I just think it's time for changing.

Are you after a cruiser or a corner carver?

If you're after the former, very little tops the Skyline. It handles reasonably well as a grand tourer should, has good interior space, and the engine's torquey and willing (and sounds awesome). Its also pretty comfortable.

I suppose you could get a NA Supra or Prelude / FWD Celica / MX6, but I don't like the former (personal bias) and the latter range are only for pansies (statement of fact).

If you want something for "the touge" or track then get a lightweight boy racer car like a Silvia, Integra or MX5 and, being on P plate restrictions, gut the interior to reduce weight for improved speed.