Bizness
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- Dec 29, 2005
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- Great White North
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- 2004 Cobra Vert - 2013 Mustang GT/CS
^I somewhat agree, I mean in a straight I would give the ZR1 advantage most likely but on a track I suspect GT-R would be more consistent in its times.
Also GT-R being $30K less (MSRP no mark up included obv) means you could just get one and get another car just cuz.
Terrible video, shouldn't have taken longer than 5 minutes, the motor trend guy was just annoying for whatever reason I wanted him to get sucked into the engine of that Hornet. They need to learn from Top Gear, you could definetly see the plane winning from an in car shot, not something that should have happened.....
^I mentioned consistency for very specific reason. Michael Schumacher might very well be faster all the time in a ZR-1 but you take someone with a skill level of Clarkson and he will be much more consistent and faster in a GT-R.
ZR-1 is an EXTREMELY impressive vehicle and I would buy it in a heart beat if I could afford it but I also understand that something with this much power and 2WD will be quite hard to handle and have the driver as its main limitation.