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Veyron Vs. R35 Gt-r

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W0rp3D Grand Master

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I would take the Veyron.

Can a Datsun GTR do 400km/h?

so you would pay about 800k more because it has a better top speed that you will probably never reach?

Also i think the gtr looks better, but if you need a phalic symbol then the veyron is for you.

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+1 for taking the veyron, and besides, in the second race the veyron wins. and besides, unless you see a proper race, including launch, on a dry track, then i'm not going to pay too much attention to it.

plus the fact that the GTR is FAR from standard. has probably had another 100k of mods done to it. sure it is still going to be cheaper than the veyron, but detune it to pass an emissions test and then race them and see how it does.

and +1 for repost

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so you would pay about 800k more because it has a better top speed that you will probably never reach?

Also i think the gtr looks better, but if you need a phalic symbol then the veyron is for you.

theres only a handful veyrons (unsure of number) where as GT-R is mass production car. Veyron was built at a loss because only few were made.

Having said that theres alot more exclusivity in owning a veyron than a GT-R

W0rp3D Grand Master

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I guess it comes down to money and image, if i was donald trump i would probably have both to add to my garage full of other exotics but as im into bang for buck i would much rather a 35GTR, they are still rare enough to make ppl drool as well.

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