09-13-2012, 09:16 PM | #1 |
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2013 Viper or Gt-R
Seeing as how they're priced similarly. Which would you choose?
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09-14-2012, 01:14 AM | #8 |
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i love gtr's just as much if not more than the next, but the 97 viper coupe blue with white racing stripes was the car that first made me an enthusiast.
I would take the viper
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09-14-2012, 03:45 AM | #9 |
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Viper. I mean look at it. I don't care if a GTR is faster around a track or can do 0-60 in 2.8. I'd rather have something mean and beautiful with a snarling V10 and a 6 speed manual. The new design looks timeless. Just downright sexy. 640 hp, FR, 50/50 weight distribution. Sounds like a winning combo
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09-14-2012, 06:17 AM | #11 |
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Putting numbers and everything else aside and looking at both cars from an exterior point of view I would definitely go for the Viper. The GTR is for enthusiasts and doesn't really turn heads, the Viper on the other hand is a straight up head tuner. Hell even the 1st gen Viper still turns heads.
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And the new one is about 100x faster. No contest. Viper. |
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09-14-2012, 10:21 AM | #13 |
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The Viper requires a driver, the GT-R the car is the star.
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I like that the 2013 is finally reminiscent of the mid 90s design. The car is a beast, but I still think I'd lean toward the gtr for handling's sake...or I'd try to get my hands on a used viper gts or gts-r from the 90s and a lightly used atom for those days when I'm craving a car that could handle (if we're talking perfect world). |
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If the handling is on par with the gtr, it would cerrtainly make for a difficult decision. What happened to the days when the appeal of the viper was that you were actually preparing yourself for death each time you strapped in?
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Me personally, I like my sportscars to be on the edge. Although, I'm sure the new Viper will snap at you if you decide to use all of that torque at once around a turn. |
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It's not like any car being discussed revs high. The N54/N55 are out of breath at 5550 rpm, while the Viper is at least still pulling at redline. OP, both cars are pretty different, or at least the previous Vipers were about as different from the GTR as possible. |
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