Here are the three most interesting cars to me this year...
Nissan GT-R... I definitely love the old Skyline GT-R models, and while this one disappointed me at first because of it's deviation from the Skyline line, I'm impressed.
I subscribe to Car and Driver, and every single issue has the editors raving about the GT-R. This coming from a magazine that reported nothing but skeptical comments about it before it was released. The performance, looks, sound... everything about that car is appealing. Hell, the PRICE is even appealing. Yeah, it's not cheap, but in 20 years, it'll be an affordable plaything for guys my age!
Cadillac CTS-V... This thing is just a monster. The CTS is a pretty badass looking Caddy as it is, but drop 550hp in it... yessuh, I'll take one
Hyundai Genesis (coupe AND sedan)... Hyundai's "make or break" offering. If the Genesis models succeed, Hyundai will have stepped up a level. I really want to see what these cars can do.
Nissan GT-R... I definitely love the old Skyline GT-R models, and while this one disappointed me at first because of it's deviation from the Skyline line, I'm impressed.
I subscribe to Car and Driver, and every single issue has the editors raving about the GT-R. This coming from a magazine that reported nothing but skeptical comments about it before it was released. The performance, looks, sound... everything about that car is appealing. Hell, the PRICE is even appealing. Yeah, it's not cheap, but in 20 years, it'll be an affordable plaything for guys my age!
Cadillac CTS-V... This thing is just a monster. The CTS is a pretty badass looking Caddy as it is, but drop 550hp in it... yessuh, I'll take one
Hyundai Genesis (coupe AND sedan)... Hyundai's "make or break" offering. If the Genesis models succeed, Hyundai will have stepped up a level. I really want to see what these cars can do.
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