2 cars I would love to drive 2014 Z28 and 2014 GT-R
 

Will never own but man it would be fun to drive them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqkyW...ature=youtu.be

Never say never a challenger sold in tulsa srt8 model 6 speed for 23k with 15k on the clocks looked mint a friend of a friend bought it. The original owner got his 4th speeding ticket in it and his wife told him if it wasn't gone the next day she was. You may be like him and be in the right place at the right time.

That being said the gtr just doesn't do anything for me I don't see the appeal.

The anti-American sentiment is strong in those comments, and the GT-R does nothing for me.

I've never owned a car in my life. Just pickups. From small pickups to F250's.

Oh I dunno.. maybe its the AWD, underrated HP figures and outruns the Z06 in a straight line and skidpad? Pretty soon you can get a 2007/2008 with low miles for the price of a used Z06 also.

My step-dad is a big deal with Nissan. He got to test Godzilla in Vegas. :rockon:

Backordered for years. I don't even think anyone besides him is even allowed to take the car out for test drives.

Want a medal?

A tune combined with a complete engine rebuild with a bigger turbo and with a total build cost in the neighborhood of $20-30K.

Complete with the computer that takes all the hard parts of driving a high horsepower car too. Don't forget that part.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it it just doesn't do "it" for me. But I'm lsx biased. And not a super car kinda guy. Beefs in the back skinnies up front and a cam that touches the oil pan.

Right, you don’t just go twisting up boost and get 2000 HP out of a 600 HP engine. Aside from the fact the stock turbos most likely aren’t going to move enough CFM to make 2000 HP, the engine has to be prepared for that kind of power, particularly the bottom end.