Another R35 GTR

[ToyotaFreak]

in my country!

Apparently from Singapore (Notice the ERP Infrared Unit on the windshield.).

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/24/another...bites-the-dust/

http://jalopnik.com/371315/new-nissan-gt+r...malaysia-we-cry

http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=22135

Not surprised, encountered quite a number of Singapore-registered cars that treat our highways like race tracks once they go across the border.

For the GTR, all I can say is,

Ouch.

Edited March 25, 2008 by ToyotaFreak

[J e r e M y]

Stupid retarded mofos..

what more can i say?

[Kenneth]

sad to see but i guess too bad so sad!

[Leroy]

Not surprised, encountered quite a number of Singapore-registered cars that treat our highways like race tracks once they go across the border.

Very true - the amount of gorgeous cars rolling around Singapore is absolutely phenomenal!! However, there is nowhere in Singapore where you can legally drive more than 50, 70, or - on the expressways- 90. From what I can gather, as well, there must be a racetrack near KL, so when they hit the border to go racing, they still have 2-3 hrs of fun before they get to the track.

I also wish to comment on Singapore driving... it works there, because everyone drives like that. But anywhere else would get scary - it is quite common to see Singaporeans driving on the line between the lanes, just to give themselves the option of moving in should a turnoff present itself...

[qkslvr]

Not surprised, encountered quite a number of Singapore-registered cars that treat our highways like race tracks once they go across the border.

Very true - the amount of gorgeous cars rolling around Singapore is absolutely phenomenal!! However, there is nowhere in Singapore where you can legally drive more than 50, 70, or - on the expressways- 90. From what I can gather, as well, there must be a racetrack near KL, so when they hit the border to go racing, they still have 2-3 hrs of fun before they get to the track.

I also wish to comment on Singapore driving... it works there, because everyone drives like that. But anywhere else would get scary - it is quite common to see Singaporeans driving on the line between the lanes, just to give themselves the option of moving in should a turnoff present itself...

OMG. speed limits of 50, 70 or 90? No wonder people speed first chance they get.

Also, what a waste of a nice car.

Edited March 26, 2008 by qkslvr

[DANZZT231]

someone would grab hold of that engine for sure.

[J e r e M y]

Not surprised, encountered quite a number of Singapore-registered cars that treat our highways like race tracks once they go across the border.

Very true - the amount of gorgeous cars rolling around Singapore is absolutely phenomenal!! However, there is nowhere in Singapore where you can legally drive more than 50, 70, or - on the expressways- 90. From what I can gather, as well, there must be a racetrack near KL, so when they hit the border to go racing, they still have 2-3 hrs of fun before they get to the track.

I also wish to comment on Singapore driving... it works there, because everyone drives like that. But anywhere else would get scary - it is quite common to see Singaporeans driving on the line between the lanes, just to give themselves the option of moving in should a turnoff present itself...

I`m sure their race track is the road up to Genting Highlands and back down again :)

[qkslvr]

someone would grab hold of that engine for sure.

that front end looks pretty retarded! engine damage? At least the gearbox is near the rear diff so it should be intact. one things for sure, ain't no front cut coming off of that thing. LOL

[BigBum]

I shotgun the seats.

[selyaT]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOuch

[Simo]

LOL

[BigBum]

LOL

Hey don't laugh. Someone could've died from this accident.

BTW, I shotgun the seatbelts too :D

[Hiro]

there must be a racetrack near KL

There is, it's called Sepang. They had a little race there last weekend that you might have seen on Channel 10, called the F1

[sugizo_esp]

omg

thats a waste..

[DANZZT231]

Looking at the damage, this car looks to be very safe.

[RME1]

Good observations Dan :D

That front end damage is GAME OVER for the R35.

If only the R35 was programmed to manage their drivers :( THe GTR can have all it's limiting devices turned off, and it's got this automatical detection system once it is on an 'approved' race track.