Did you ever stopped and think where you cars go after they die? Some say they get to be driven by Stig in haven, and some say there’s a car purgatory, but all I know is that this GT-R ended up as spare parts after it’s owner T-boned it. The little guy had only 4000 km on board, but I guess it’s time came.
Just Jap Racing is a Australian motorsport outfit that buys wrecked supercars to use them as spair parts for their own racing program.
The Los Angeles Auto Show is going to start this week, and I managed to get some preview pictures from there. There are going to be some new and olf concepts and some new production models as well. The list of cars presented looks like this:
The fastest Nissan GT-R is going to be the new Le Mans edition. This model is a tribute to the 24h Le Mans race. There used to be a GT-R Le Mans edition in the 90’s , but let’s be serious, it’s been a long time ago. The LE edition GT-R is going to be crazy fast, packing 600 hp, new brakes, a new more aerodynamic bodykit, in short it’s going to be prepared for racing.
This is Japanese madness, but I don’t care, I really like it.
