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oh i wish i could drive that beast of a car.
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fast it may be, but beautiful it ain't.
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Wow, I've never had a cop NOT be a jerk to me, even for minor offenses. Maybe it's because I'm asian and obviously race people for pinks in my spare time.
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TX United States of America |
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91 and a warning? I got a ticket for doing 75 in a 60 for crying out loud...and I was behind a truck!
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pengwin
- Mar 26, 2008 8:40 pm
(#13 Total: 28)
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luck. pure luck.
I get busted for going 11 over and you guys are speeding like its a drag strip.
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I guess the cop was flattered that he was likely the first one in the country to pull over a GT-R, lol.
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Wow, the GTR makes the Crown Vic actually look small...
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91mph on that section of the I-5 is normal. .. unless there is a CHP nearby. =]
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rkoe36
- Mar 27, 2008 4:31 am
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When I see this car in "real" situations, i.e., not at shows or in the make-believe world of a neon-drenched Tokyo, the less I see of any Skyline in this GT-R. It's a good thing they just called it GT-R, because other than the taillights I'd have a hard time pointing out the heritage in the design cues. People made a big deal about the 04-06 GTOs not looking like classic Ponchos and they gave it hood scoops to appease them. Maybe for 2010 Nissan will give this one...I don't know. It's a beastly car, no doubt, and I like the way it looks, but it's no Skyline GT-R, and that's a problem for me, at least. Part of the coolness of Japanese sports cars is that they are basically tarted-up versions of mundane cars, like an AMG or M car.
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Yeah I got a ticket for going 84 in a 65!
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A warning!?!?!? What did you say? "Uhh...It's okay officer. We're journalists."
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yo scott - next time, i would be more than happy to lend you my V1!!! - Kane from Santa Monica
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mrryte
- Mar 27, 2008 7:03 am
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Please tell us EXACTLY what you said to that officer so that we all can use that excuse the next time we're pulled over for speeding......:-)
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tyndago
- Mar 27, 2008 7:33 am
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You need to put a little fogger setup on it for the drag racing...
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wcoy
- Mar 27, 2008 8:11 am
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No Valentine One, and you guys call yourselves car enthusiasts?
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Haha...excellent blog entry and comments!
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08ls3
- Mar 27, 2008 9:23 am
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So when will test/Drive a production US model
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estreka
- Mar 27, 2008 12:38 pm
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Officer: You know how fast you were going?
Ed: No, I was too busy watching the G-meter.
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THIS IS SIMPLY OUTRAGEOUS!!
This guy driving the GT-R admits all by himself to speeding TWICE, being pulled over by a cop and the cop letting him go.
Those cops should be FIRED.
This guys has the nerve to blog about it all and even gives out the name of the second cop pulling him over and the county as well. Thanx a lot man, I will be PERSONALLY contact AG's of both states and will see to it that the cops are taken care of properly.
This is police abuse at its core - they do whatever they like, its not up to them, its up to the law and they are merely upholding.
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eugene: Shut your trap already. I've received plenty of warnings. Police Officers have, written into the law, power of discretion - so relax yourself J.O. I guess you've never received a warning..... just proves my point.
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