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    So, is this thread about comparing cars that don't exist yet?

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    I'm really looking for the next NSX, which is rumored to have a V10. If it keeps its aluminum body or goes even lighter it will be a very serious performer. The Toyota, Nissan and Mazda sports cars are interesting too. Sounds like European and American carmakers will have serious competitors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by h00t_h00t
    So, is this thread about comparing cars that don't exist yet?
    Well, 3 do.

    But the Kabura won't go into production according to an Interview with the designer.

    The LF-A and the GT-R are still be tested, and the word on the next NSX has not been confirmed. All they've said is a V10 is being worked on, and IF the next NSX is go, it could use it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gtek-i
    The best power...yes, the best handling...probably not. I like Skylines, including the gtr...but don't you think the new gtr looks a bit too bulky? It's probably gonna weigh a considerably large amount...3500lb-4000lb? I'd still go for the RX-7 though.
    It depends what they make it out of - there does seem to be rather a lot of Carbon Fibre dripping off it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrKipling
    It depends what they make it out of - there does seem to be rather a lot of Carbon Fibre dripping off it!
    Yes but that would push the price to incredible figures. I doubt the production car will have much carbofibre in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrKipling
    It depends what they make it out of - there does seem to be rather a lot of Carbon Fibre dripping off it!
    Are there any non-exotics that use CF in the structure? CF panels would def help weight wise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gtek-i
    The best power...yes, the best handling...probably not. I like Skylines, including the gtr...but don't you think the new gtr looks a bit too bulky? It's probably gonna weigh a considerably large amount...3500lb-4000lb? I'd still go for the RX-7 though.

    Just because it looks bulky doesnt really mean it is.
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    I think it's a safe bet that carbon fibre will be used in the construction in some way, but I imagine there will be extensive use of aluminium in contructionas well
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