They picked the GT-R because it set the bar very high for performance, features and value (relatively speaking). They finalists were:Acura TLAcura TSXAudi A4BMW 1 SeriesHonda FitHyundai GenesisJaguar XFMazda6VW Passat CC
Why is the new TSX/TL up there again?
Quote from: mmret on December 31, 2008, 07:55:03 pmWhy is the new TSX/TL up there again? Both the TL and TSX have always been regarded as very good cars. A re-styling and introduction of some new technology and the most powerful engine ever fitted in an Acura makes for a significant new car release...
Man, Nissan must have spent some serious dollars on ads at Motor Trend for that result.
Quote from: Greg B. on December 31, 2008, 08:45:33 pmMan, Nissan must have spent some serious dollars on ads at Motor Trend for that result.Riiight....
2009 Nissan GT-R2008 Cadillac CTS2007 Toyota Camry2006 Honda Civic2005 Chrysler 3002004 Toyota Prius2003 Infiniti G35
Quote from: Greg B. on December 31, 2008, 08:45:33 pmMan, Nissan must have spent some serious dollars on ads at Motor Trend for that result.Wow, a snide remark from Greg B. about an import brand car. How shocking.
This is only one Magazines vote and may well be different for other Mags of this sort. I am sure there will be a difference of opinion by many of them.
QuoteMan, Nissan must have spent some serious dollars on ads at Motor Trend for that result.Yes, I think a ten year old Oldsmobile would have been a much better choice.