Hey everybody, this is my first post and I have some questions regarding the next iteration of the GT-R. I live in Canada and I'm 20 years old, I drive a honda civic EK hatch, I plan on buying my next car when Im 25 hopefully by then insurance wont be too bad!!!

Anyway Im currently saving up for my next car and I want a truly amazing car, I love the classics like the RX7 FDS3, Toyota Supra TT, 300ZX TT, the problem with all those cars is that by the time Im ready to buy they will be REALLY old and I want a new car. So I was seriously thinking of getting an S2000 or an RX-8 (p.s. I dont like the looks of the 350Z, no offense nissan lovers). Anyway I remembered that there was a rumour that the next GT-R might be coming to North America, I was wondering what the chances were that it was coming, when it could possibly get here ( I have 5 years to wait) and of course the $$$.

Oh ya and if anybody else knows of any other great cars I should keep in mind that are either coming out or will be imported Id love to hear your opinions, I need plenty of ideas!!!

Originally posted by SilverEK
Anyway I remembered that there was a rumour that the next GT-R might be coming to North America, I was wondering what the chances were that it was coming, when it could possibly get here ( I have 5 years to wait) and of course the $$$.

Well the next gen of GTRs will probly be released in Japan around 2004. They will be very similer to the current M-Specs atleast suspension wise. As for the powerplant we don't know if it will be an RB series or what, but the projected power output should be around 400ps:bloated:

I don't know if it will be comming to the US or not, but if it makes it to the US, it should get to Canada as well, or atleast be not to hard to get in Canada :)

you might want to look into the evolution VII or the WRX STi which will both be coming to the states very soon if they aren't already here.

Originally posted by snowboarder
you might want to look into the evolution VII or the WRX STi which will both be coming to the states very soon if they aren't already here.

At last the japanese manufacturers took their heads out of their asses and realized that their sport cars will sell at least as good as in japan in other countries also....