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Atessa
Jul 20, 2003, 3:55 AM
i was wondering if anyone had seen a comparison between the Nissan U13 Bluebird SSS Atessa and any Opel Calibra. Both are 4WD turbo and i thnk would be a good pair...

has any one seen a race between the two, or know of a comparison on the net???

thanks

Raith83
Jul 25, 2003, 4:52 AM
I'd tell ya' if I knew. The cars are unfamiliar to me and I wouldn't know where to look. Srorry *shrug*

White-Night
Jul 25, 2003, 7:01 AM
you cant compare that ...
its too general dude!

Impreza007
Jul 25, 2003, 11:55 AM
:twisted: JAPANESE OR EUROPEAN?????

:twisted: OBVIOUS!!!!!!! JAPANESEEEEEEE!!!!

:arrow: :wink: IMPREZA007

Schumi
Jul 25, 2003, 5:27 PM
Europeans...Swedish cars can crap the japs... :lol: :wink:

FR500
Jul 26, 2003, 12:00 AM
:twisted: JAPANESE OR EUROPEAN?????

:twisted: OBVIOUS!!!!!!! JAPANESEEEEEEE!!!!

:arrow: :wink: IMPREZA007

WHY????

Europe, better engineered, classier, even if less sporty fast as hell (the new E55 AMG my future car...........yeah sure)

Acid Java
Jul 26, 2003, 1:51 AM
i think japanesse cars are better in "street racing" they are fun, goodlooking, powerfull, and also economic.
but i have to recognize, the european (germans) are better as luxury cars, they have presence, and personality.
the only agressive style, for sports cars is Audi, that cars are beutiful to drive, and so complete
Mercedes is just confort, and BMW well i dont like them its not that exclusive

White-Night
Jul 26, 2003, 8:33 AM
don't you think this is too general !!!!!!!
take lexus its great as a luxary car
take the porsce great for racing :!:

Schumi
Jul 26, 2003, 3:59 PM
Street racing.The only things that Japanese have on their minds.R U kidding me?

jimkk29
Jul 27, 2003, 6:44 PM
I will talk in general. There might be some exceptions to what I will say:

European: Better materials, classier, more luxurious
Japanese: Better mechanical (engine) parts, more trustworthy

Alfa Romeo 156 GTA
Jul 30, 2003, 10:18 PM
yeah finally i'll maybe gat an answer to my question !

Why does so much japanese cars running 8.000 8.500 rpm like it's nothing and almost non European car will come close to that , red line's about 6.500 Rpm!

The high revving of a Japanese Engine is something that i like!
Honda Integra Type-R!

Greetz : Danny!

Impreza007
Jul 30, 2003, 11:33 PM
:twisted: WHY, BEST ENGINEERING, TEC, LOOKING AND SPEEEEEDDDDD, SWEEETTTTT SPEEEDDD!!!!

:arrow: :wink: I CAN ............. (YOU KNOW!!!!)! YOUR E55 AMG OR WHATEVER AND BLOW IT OFF WITH MY STi, MY EVO 8, MY SKYLINE R34, MY SUPRA, MY NSX, MY S2000, MY RX-7 OR RX-8, PLEASE, JAPANESE RULES!!!!

:arrow: :wink: IMPREZA007

1mic
Jul 31, 2003, 12:56 AM
your supra r34 rx7....
will get shitted on by ferrari by itself
360 modena, f40, f50, enzo....
then theres benz
sl55 amg, CLK-GTR, SLR...
cant forget porsche
911 turbro, 959, GT2...
japs are only 2nd to 1st class euro

jimkk29
Jul 31, 2003, 8:06 AM
I will talk in general. There might be some exceptions to what I will say:

European: Better materials, classier, more luxurious
Japanese: Better mechanical (engine) parts, more trustworthy

are you telling me that you would put your trust in a honda,toyota,nissan engine over a bmw,or mercedes engine? and when you say better mechanical (engine) parts do they have better engine parts then lets say ferrari,porsche,lamborghini,bmw,mercedes ,audi
those brands speak for them selves.
Trust me, the good japanese engines break less often and are more reliable than europeans, even BMW and stuff like that. Allow me to remind you that some jap engines reach 8000-9000 rpm easy! The mechanics would allow the engine to rev so high if they weren't sure about it! I'm not saying that the engine is more powerful, I'm not saying that I prefer a honda over a BMW, I'm only saying that statistically japanese engines have less problems than european ones, with only a slight difference. And btw, you have to campare cars in the same price range! You can't compare Honda with Porsche, for instance! I was talking about jap and euro cars of the same category and same price range.

Raith83
Jul 31, 2003, 12:14 PM
i was wondering if anyone had seen a comparison between the Nissan U13 Bluebird SSS Atessa and any Opel Calibra. Both are 4WD turbo and i thnk would be a good pair... has any one seen a race between the two, or know of a comparison on the net?? thanks

Good Lord peeps, this is what the man was asking aobut, not allllll European Carns vs alllll Japanese. Sheezy :roll:

jimkk29
Jul 31, 2003, 1:01 PM
I know, I just needed to reply to some guy that started the allll Jap vs allll Euro discussion. :roll:

Raith83
Jul 31, 2003, 1:11 PM
I understand. The guy who posted the question hasn't been abck since I think, so it doesn't matter anyway :wink: I was just curious about the cars in the question myself and got alittle frustrated when everyone kinda ignored it.

jimkk29
Jul 31, 2003, 1:22 PM
I know nothing about the bluebird, but I know some things about the Calibra. Its a 2lt coupe, and its very nice and powerful. It's top speed is about 240 km/h. Its kinda old though, it began production in '92 I think. Anyway, I wouldn't mind having one.

Raith83
Jul 31, 2003, 1:27 PM
92 isn't tooo old, I like the GTis from that year. It sounds like an excellent car, AWD always entices me :wink:

Schumi
Aug 01, 2003, 3:54 PM
I don't think.Japanese?Can you compare the Japanese cars with Europeans?Not even luxury or engines.Can you compare BMW or Mercedes or even Swedish engine with any Japanese car? :?Subaru is a sh*t in front AMG's engines and Toyota Supra is a nothing in front BMW M5.We aren't talking about modified cars.A Jaguar XKR can smash a Lexus in a second.Give me a break.We compare these two countries in this.Japanese produst other cars and Europeans product other cars.

Evo_power
Aug 03, 2003, 1:47 AM
Yeah dude, I think that Impreza guy was on crack when he wrote his statement...I mean damn, just look at it. And that other guy had a point, no matter what your gonna look at, the only thing Japanese cars beat European cars in is price maybe...and I do say maybe, and anyway, the longest lasting cars in the world are European, just look at that one Mercades from 1932 thats still running, or blah blah blah, I'm just rambling, but compairing Japanese cars to European cars cant be done. Its like compairing rice to nuclear warheads. One is made of many complex parts and has been developed and fined tuned for decades, the other comes from a field where a world pulls it outa the ground. :twisted:

psh
Aug 03, 2003, 3:51 AM
Keep in mind that cars that old are often collectors items. The owners kept them in good shape for good reason; they were expensive to begin with! Had there been very nice, expensive japanese cars that were produced at that time and survived until today I am sure they would also still be capable of running under the proper care and maintenance.

importistt
Aug 11, 2003, 11:20 PM
ur comparing a ferrari to a supra???supra is around wat 30-40 gs......a ferrari is way over 100 gs.....if u put that 70 gs in a supra........you know the out come.....so jap cars are way better than euro....i mean euro cars are nice.....but jap cars still can beat a euro car in a race anyday.....

Noamd
Aug 12, 2003, 5:49 AM
Japanese cars can be modified to the point in which they can keep pace with a Mclaron F1. An example of his is Noris Desighs Evo Vll which runs 0-60mph in 2.9 seconds and 160kph in 6 seconds in contrast Mclaron F1 does the same stuff in 3.2 and 6.3. but this modification costs $183 500 australian. But ultimatly euro cars are still generally better quality, faster(without mods) and most have better handling.
Norrisdesigns.com to find out more about the car and little known english tuner.

SleePer_21
May 31, 2005, 9:42 AM
Asian....cars

Kirstyn
May 31, 2005, 11:31 AM
In the future, try avoiding bringing back old thread, ok?