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Nissan Gtr New Pacecar For V8 Supercar

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It has been announced that the Nissan R35 GTR will be the new pacecar for the 2009 V8 supercars.

Nissan will also be supplying softroaders for course cars.

Might get me watching the series again, hoping for the pacecar to comeout.

I hope the Fords/Holdens can keep up :laughing:

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#2

Hell yeah ZAP, it will definately "keep pace" for the V8 boys!

#3

So when do they officialy go on sale here

#5
So when do they officialy go on sale here

already are

all wa allocated cars are sold, don't know about eastern states but I assume they would be the same.

cars start getting delivered late this year

#6

ha ha Nissan...

really only ever have 1 maybe 2 cars at any one time you would ever actually consider buying...

Funny business/brand that Nissan mob!

in this case... not a bad job this time around!

#7

Dualis

Murano

350Z

GT-R

Pathfinder

Patrol.....

Focus

Mondeo

FG series sedan

FG series ute

Territory....

Astra

Commodore

Sportswagon

Statesman

Ute

Captiva

Colorado....

:thumbsup:

#8

What a slap in the face of all the V8 nuts, lol

Do you think it would actually be able to out lap them with a set of slicks on?

#9

I'm an avid v8supercar fan.

Why would I consider it a slap in the face?

It's only the car to bunch them all up again if there's an incident?

#10

:stupid:

Imitates real life, always see pissans out on the roads holding up a line of traffic :laughing:

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