You are presented with the option to receive one of these, Nissan Skyline GT-R KPGC10 or Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA series 105, for free. Unknown mileage but completely rebuilt and in mint, showroom condition. The caveat of course being you can't sell the car you choose, but you have to pay for all the expenses that might arise.
Both of the cars are two door door, front engine rear wheel drive homologation cars.
Years produced: >Hakosuka: 1971-1972 >GTA: 1965-1969
Engine and transmission: >Hakosuka: 1,989 cc, four valves per cylinder DOHC straight six, 160 hp @ 7000 RPM, 82 mm bore x 62.8mm stroke, mechanical fuel injection, cast-iron block and aluminum alloy head, five speed manual >GTA: 1,570 cc, two valves per cylinder DOHC straight four, 113 hp @ 6000 RPM, 78 mm bore x 82 mm stroke, dual carburetors, all-alloy engine, five speed manual
Platform: >Hakosuka: 2,425 lbs (1,100 kg), 101.2 in. (2,570 mm) wheelbase, 0.06598 hp/lb (0.14545 hp/kg) power to weight ratio. front MacPherson struts and rear semi-trailing arms >GTA: 1,810 lb (820 kg), 92.5 in. (2,350 mm) wheelbase, 0.06243 hp/lb (0.13780 hp/kg) power to weight ratio. front double wishbone and rear solid axle
Performance: >Hakosuka: 125 mph (201 kph) top speed, 0-60 mph in 7.9 to 8.1 sec >GTA: 115 mph (185 kph) top speed. 0-60 in 8.8 sec
Which one would you choose and why? Would you drive it much? Maybe use it as a real classic car DD.
Fugg. The GTA happens to be one of my dream cars so yep, I'll choose the Alfa
Jacob Wilson
Hakosuka
Brandon Anderson
The leet get says it
Alexander Long
>actually comparing an half a million dollar classic with incredible racing pedigree to a skyline only weebs know lmao
Tyler Evans
...
Benjamin Wilson
>mfw weebs actually think this is bait
Parker Wright
>triggered eurocuckold; the post
Gabriel Lopez
Can't hear your pedantic sad weeb shit over the glorious italian sounds this baby makes youtu.be/b6FmSLIDCEM?t=5
Ayden Brooks
The alfa it is pure sex
Luis Nelson
alfa is cool and all, but i like cars that work
William Moore
Those 60s cars have nothing that can break really though.
Chase Young
...it's an alfa romeo. It will find a way to break down
Cameron Campbell
AYY LMAO’D
This thread is autism
Caleb Allen
Bialbero is love, Bialbero is life.
Noah Ramirez
How about the Sud engine?
Jayden Jenkins
>triggered eurocuckold; the second post
Jason Lee
The one with the real racing pedigree
Caleb Cooper
hakosuka for sure mostly because the alfa doesn't do anything for me
Ethan Nelson
What do you mean doesn't do anything for you? The Alfa drives at least as well and is almost as fast and looks much much better.
Josiah Rivera
>what do you mean you have a different opinion than me!!??
Justin Gomez
Alfista here. I'd pick the Skyline. Sorry, but it just looks better.
Cooper Evans
For me it's the other way. Nissan fanboy for life but in this case I'd take the Alfa.
Joshua Russell
generally speaking, I find Nissans much more interesting than Alfas, simply because muh JDM normally I'd have more to say, but because I don't know too much about either.
however, even as a Toyota fanboy, the R31 gets me pretty hard
Noah Watson
God smiles upon every single Alfa Romeo engine
Carter Reed
--> GTV 2000
Ryan Anderson
How about a Busso V6-powered GTA-R (pic related), vs. a similarly restomodded Hako with an OS Giken DOHC head?
Adam Myers
Wait but I thought the Alfaholics use a bored and stroked Twin Cam?
Landon Bennett
They'll build you a Busso if you bring enough money.
I dream to have this done to dad's Fiat 1500 Pininfarina Spider. Great looks - and probably faster than the 250 GT Pininfarina Cabriolet I'll never, ever be able to afford.
Julian Baker
Yeah don't look like no V6
Austin Hill
Well in that case, I just didn't know they had built a GTA with one. But that Spider looks really damn neat.
Liam Bailey
This do look like on though.
AFAIK they haven't built a GTA with one - but if it fits in Spider... That way it'd be an even match against that OS Giken Hako, too.
Alexander Nguyen
The one with the 420hp from the 3.2 litre motor? Because I find it sorta hard to believe even that engine can be street legal due to emissions.
Camden Adams
i really like the alfa, but the hakosuka is unicorn status here in the states.
plus the straight 6 sounds way better
Noah Young
The S20 sounds amazing but the Alfa Twin Cam sounds hecking good too
