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Hey guys and gals I've got a r31 and I'm fairly keen on upgrading to a r32 gts4 what do I need toI know about them there pros and cons....any input would be greatly appreciated=)

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All the maintenance costs of a GT-R with none of the power.

Doing it again I would of gone with a GTS-T.

+1, I had one for 3 weeks and ended up selling it and bought a GT-R.

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Well that's what pretty much what drew me to them I don't wanna go from a n/a 31 to a gtr I'll pretty much kill myself lol

And also the finance won't allow it thanks for the confirmation

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It sometimes pays to look for "undervalued" cars. The herd is with the GTR. I have had great fun with "less than" cars. Ford XE exchaser 5.8 over better known esp 5.8, Ford f6 over GTP etc.

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Gay... so what exactly is the difference between gtst and gts4 besides awd/rwd?

Do they have any common problems or anything like that?

its a 20 year old car mate. they have all the normal problems of a car that age, and the fact that they have been flogged for that period of time doesnt help things too much either. just look after them, service them when its due, when something needs fixing FIT IT, and you should have a fairly fun, and reliable little car to play with.

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its a 20 year old car mate. they have all the normal problems of a car that age, and the fact that they have been flogged for that period of time doesnt help things too much either. just look after them, service them when its due, when something needs fixing FIT IT, and you should have a fairly fun, and reliable little car to play with.

Sweet thanks man...:D

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