Attention K-Mart Shoppers

The day finally came and I took delivery of a Red B/E on Saturday. First, I'd like to say thanks to the guys at Boulder Nissan for making this a great experience. Ed, Trent, and Dave, you guys are awesome. The car was ready to go, paperwork was seamless, and Dave took the time to explain the car and its features to me. Besides the performance attributes of the car, it is a rolling piece of technology. I had no idea so many things were available through the MFD. It only adds to the coolness of the car. It puts the features on my wife's former Audi Q5 to shame (she/we have an M3 on order for her). I guess what I'm trying to say is that you get a hell of a lot for the price of the car!

After going over the car, I finally got my first drive in any GTR. WOW! Although I was not able to tap into its full potential, I could tell what lies beneath. I only gave it 60% throttle and was impressed. The boost is amazing. I also like the way it rides and the noises the drivetrain makes. It is a visceral feeling car from what little time I've had with it. I can't wait to get it broken in and see what the car truly can do. Indeed the naysayers are wrong. I've been fortunate enough to own a Lamborghini Gallardo SuperLeggera and a 911 GT3. Both are great cars but insofar as what I can tell, the GTR has some of the good characteristics of both. The steering on the GTR is more like a RWD car as opposed to the lambo's heavy steering-especially at low speeds. It is more Porsche like. Yet you have the AWD for superior traction like the lambo. But the GTR's AWD system is much better. You can tell the Gallardo is AWD but the GTR acts more like a RWD car to a degree. These are only my initial impressions but I am liking what I see so far. Well done Nissan. Here some pics of the big day and thanks to everyone on the forum for all of your help throughout this process.