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Just got back from my nose around of the GTR....looks good :D Shame it only comes out of it's box for a couple of perfomances later in the day :ninja:

However don't mention "grey imports", even though the girls look cute & innocent they've been brainwashed by Colin Buckley and will turn on you in seconds like fembots!!!!

Apparently Nissan thinks it's OK to import R34's as they ever wanted them anyway (hahaha) but don't think about the 35 or they'll get you LOL!!!!

I asked if they were doing similar things to the UK and offering better spec equipment over the "grey imports" to sway buyers.....errr no they're not, you may even get a lower spec version for more cost...wtf?

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