That's the headline for the feature story in the May Road & Track that just arrived. It's a good, detailed feature story, that makes the GT-R seem larger than life.
R&T apparently won (paid for??) the rights to do the first comparison testing of the USDM GT-R against its best known competition.
All the test drivers raved about how easy it was to turn fast track times with it, regardless of skill level, due to its adaptive suspension and automatic torque biasing.
In comparing its track times and handling to some of the fastest cars on the planet, even the Enzo was mentioned.
As R&T typically prefers fast European cars, and rarely produces a gushy review of a Japanese car, they must have literally been blown away by the GT-R to say some of the things they did.
And interestingly, the car is actually cheaper than the 'vette, and of course, far cheaper than the Porsche.
If you don't subscribe, it's worth dropping a few $$ at the magazine rack for this issue.
R&T apparently won (paid for??) the rights to do the first comparison testing of the USDM GT-R against its best known competition.
All the test drivers raved about how easy it was to turn fast track times with it, regardless of skill level, due to its adaptive suspension and automatic torque biasing.
In comparing its track times and handling to some of the fastest cars on the planet, even the Enzo was mentioned.
As R&T typically prefers fast European cars, and rarely produces a gushy review of a Japanese car, they must have literally been blown away by the GT-R to say some of the things they did.
And interestingly, the car is actually cheaper than the 'vette, and of course, far cheaper than the Porsche.
If you don't subscribe, it's worth dropping a few $$ at the magazine rack for this issue.