With gas prices the way they are, if you are having problems deciding which super car to buy, this will help: YouTube - Top Gear - SLR vs Audi R8 vs DBS vs 599 GTB vs Murcielago
Grab that torrent if you haven't seen the episode. They also run a Prius vs. an M3 around their track with the Prius being driven as quickly as possible while Jeremy just has to keep up in the M3.
Haha! I love it, here it is YouTube - Toyota Prius vs BMW M3. Very interesting to hear about the negative impact on the environment to produce a Prius, very ironic.
Honestly, I don't know why the Audi is even being compared to the others. Don't get me wrong, I think the R8 is a very nice car, but it just doesn't "tweak my soul" the way the other cars do.
Agree. I've been reading a lot about this car. It has been getting a lot of praise and it has the British and especially Z Germans very nervous (since they just released the new M3). It has outperformed Porsche, M3, and the Audi R8 in several tests. YouTube - NISSAN GTR VS GT3 VS BMW M3 PART 1 OF 2 YouTube - NISSAN GTR VS PORCHE GT3 VS BMW M3 YouTube - Nissan GT-R v Porsche 911 Turbo Part 2 YouTube - Nissan GT-R v the World: GT-R v R8 v 911 v STI v Evo v Elise
Car and Driver did a shootout between the GT-R, Z06, and 911 Turbo, hehe. Apparently they did a more recent review as well.
Very Nice.:applause2: Looks like there will be a new sheriff in town. This car is the most exciting news from Japan since the Supra.
nice review by Top Gear. But then again on the Prius, it's not supposed to be driven that way. Like Jeremy said, It's in the way you drive the car. I have a friend who has a prius, and she gets close to 50 mpg. HAts off to Top Gear, I love their show all the time.
GTR is in a different class than the M3 all together. GT3 vs GT-R is a more fair comparison or against the Corvette ZR1. But it is flattering that they even compare it to the M3 tells you something about how revered it is in the Auto world. :thumb:
Yeah they do to a certain point sometimes. Fuel efficiency follows the law of diminishing returns as well. Take a look at this study it is a good read and clears up the confusion about MPG and how we should move to a GPM rating. Gallons Per Mile Would Help Car Shoppers Make Better Decisions - The Fuqua School of Business - Duke University
I think the M3 is compared because it is a closer comparison than the M5 in price and engine size. Either way, I'm definitely excited about seeing one on the streets. I want to be the first one in my town to have one, haha. :doh: