Pittsburgh car show

**2000GT** · 02-14-2009, 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by MBH

yes it was, Brian and I saw one on a showroom where it was actually next to a maxima... I swear those two cars are the same size. It's huge when you put it next to other cars, but it looks alright by itself. Doesn't do anything for me though (good or bad). It looks much more 'high end' than I was expecting the first time I saw one in person, but it still blends in to traffic too much IMO.

Was the transmission in tact when you saw it?

**MBH** · 02-14-2009, 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by 2000GT

Was the transmission in tact when you saw it?

i'm not sure, they didn't move it

Honestly, I think Nissan did a smart move by placing the car away from everything else so you think it's smaller than it is. It's almost on par with the challenger for size, but with sportier and less blunt sided cues that make it visually smaller than it really is

**blackfive-o** · 02-14-2009, 06:52 PM

Bummer the new Stang and Camaros were locked up!

**Ares** · 02-14-2009, 06:52 PM

Went down around noon today. Some nice cars that caught my eye.

Audi A5 coupe is damn nice. Cadillac CTS-V, black and all that chrome was sharp. After seeing the 2010 Mustang I like it alot, just a mean looking car with clean lines. that Ford Raptor was an interesting truck and be nice to know what kinda price it may have. New Camaro I liked but damn I think it's even bigger then the Challenger. I'd still take a Challenger over the Camaro. Jeep had that Wrangler Sahara Oasis which was real nice but at $44k they can kiss my ass.

I walked by the Smart cars and girl behind me said "I would punch my self in the face if I ever got in one of those"

I did notice that even with all the fuel friendly rides most ignored them for trucks, SUV's and larger cars.