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lil_chef · 09-12-2009, 09:31 PM

On a track of course.

I was doing my quad-yearly drivers-ed at roebling road in Pooler(savannah) Georgia. Imagine my surprise when i see a Nissan GTR a lamborghini Gallardo and a 370 z lined up on the false grid in front of me.

I was racing in my dad's Cayman S (350 ish HP) and i was completely dumb founded at how slow around the track the GTR really was. i was pretty much running circles around it

OF COURSE im not saying its a slow car im just saying apparently the car isnt as easy to drive as most magazines claim to make it be.

EDIT* final final note. there was a Tesla there too, it was pretty cool to see in person! and it lasted the whole track day without having to charge!

Final note, surprisingly the owners of the two cars were not complete D-bags at all. (as is usually the case for the owners ive previously ran into).

09-12-2009, 09:31 PM	#1
lil_chef Banned Drives: 2010 Mustang GT Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Jacksonville Posts: 1,823	Raced agains a GTR and a Gallardo today On a track of course. I was doing my quad-yearly drivers-ed at roebling road in Pooler(savannah) Georgia. Imagine my surprise when i see a Nissan GTR a lamborghini Gallardo and a 370 z lined up on the false grid in front of me. I was racing in my dad's Cayman S (350 ish HP) and i was completely dumb founded at how slow around the track the GTR really was. i was pretty much running circles around it OF COURSE im not saying its a slow car im just saying apparently the car isnt as easy to drive as most magazines claim to make it be. EDIT* final final note. there was a Tesla there too, it was pretty cool to see in person! and it lasted the whole track day without having to charge! Final note, surprisingly the owners of the two cars were not complete D-bags at all. (as is usually the case for the owners ive previously ran into).