500HP Infiniti G37 twin-turbo on tap for 2010
#18
yea, exactly... it doesn't have to be a GT-R variant. Supercar in general is what i was saying, also i said whatever toyota decides to call it. Where have you been, toyota is coming out with a high performance car of their own. You really think infiniti is just going to sit around and not come out with a car like that in the next 3 or 4 years?
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#20
Originally Posted by frshgcoupe
why wouldnt infiniti come out with a high performance car?
1.Nissan and the GTR
2.Lexus and the new IS-F
3.Acura bringing the NSX back
4.Bmw new M3 coming out
5.Audi RS5 to come out
6.Toyota working on the Supra or watever they decide to call it
It makes perfect sense for a them to come out with a sick car like that why wouldnt they it may not be twin turbo 500hp but it will be something along the lines of the competition
1.Nissan and the GTR
2.Lexus and the new IS-F
3.Acura bringing the NSX back
4.Bmw new M3 coming out
5.Audi RS5 to come out
6.Toyota working on the Supra or watever they decide to call it
It makes perfect sense for a them to come out with a sick car like that why wouldnt they it may not be twin turbo 500hp but it will be something along the lines of the competition
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Originally Posted by clokwork
people keep referring to Toyota and the supra. Unless Toyota was telling us a complete lie, there is no supra! Secondly, why would infiniti undercut the ultimate GT-R with a damn G35 variant?? If there was an infiniti 'supercar', it would be along the lines of the lexus lf-a.
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Originally Posted by frshgcoupe
Yea, that is Japan. So 4 years from now what kind of cars is infiniti going to have, tell me that. Just a new and improved g37? They will come out with a supercar sooner or later. That would be stupid if they did not make a top performance car think about it
remember... the infiniti g is dubbed the skyline elsewhere. and to enhance the skyline's sport heritage into high performance category, the GTR was born along with the butchery of the skyline's original sedan figure into a sports coupe. at most, nissan will probably detune the GTR engine and drop that **** into the g's bay but never within the hp bracket of high performance cars and into GTR category. think about it... it'll kill the GTR's image and sales.
lastly, nissan has a HUGE LINEUP... if you ever seen the official japanese website, the common lineup has 30+ cars, trucks, minivans, etc etc. nissan already had horrible financial problems by introducing high performance models of station wagons, sedans and the like... thank goodness for Renault to save the day and genocide those models (even though i really loved the rb equipped cedric/glorias).
there's a reason why a high performance g will not be feasible... the french are... watching.
#26
yea, you make a very good point. I wrote something different than what is typed here right now, this is due to the fact that the thread underneath this one answers my question. The M3 Rival thread, that is exactly what i am talking about. Meanwhile people are making it seem like im not making any sense. You guys are saying the same thing in another thread, a rival to the m3 or basically a faster more powerful g!!
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Originally Posted by GGG Ya
viper? that doesn't have anything to do with infiniti
but i don't know about listening to what a dealer tells you, i feel like when i take my car in sometimes i know more about it than they do, although i definitely wouldn't mind him being right about 500hp
but i don't know about listening to what a dealer tells you, i feel like when i take my car in sometimes i know more about it than they do, although i definitely wouldn't mind him being right about 500hp
#29
Originally Posted by clokwork
^ -1 thank you. show me a link.
..and please dont let it be those damn renderings promoting the V6 and V8 versions shown earlier in this thread. They have already been debunked.
..and please dont let it be those damn renderings promoting the V6 and V8 versions shown earlier in this thread. They have already been debunked.
this is an older article, because I couldn't find the newer one that I was reading, but from last I heard a couple of months ago it is 85% ready for production. I'm suprised you haven't heard.