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SLS is f**king ugly. Well maybe not ugly, just looks meh.

With all due respect. Lol

really? I'd hit it.

I lol'ed when I saw the factory GT R35 had smaller wings than the superlap cars

The factory GTR is likely trying to find a different balance to the Superlap versions. Lots less power and quite a bit more tyre.

And will still lap around the same pace,

2010 LP560 Gallardo did a 1.28.05 around EC admittedly on Used Control Michelin Slicks and one of the worlds top Sports Car drivers.

Seriously though, all these cars are just so much more interesting than the bloody V8's.

If they could somehow lower the Gentleman Racer opinion of the series it'd do well I reckon.

+3million^47

Out of intrest..Cost of Running a GT3 Car vs a V8 Taxi?

So given km for km...they would be on par?

Depends on the Car, most of these cars are pretty conservative as they are built for long distance running.

Worst i have seen are the Astons, when you buy one keep the rest of the cheque book empty :rolleyes:

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