2FastCorvette4U

White Out

For a fun car I'd go GT-R

clearwaterms

the M4 seems similar to the Corvette, Front engine, RWD, etc. In alot of ways the M4 is probably most like a camaro/mustang but with quite a bit more refinement.

The GT-R is big, heavy, extremely capable. It's all function and no form. The interior is dated, the transmission clunky and less refined that others, the exterior styling is very purposeful and lacking elegance.

What about a Cayman, alfa 4c, lotus evora? Smaller, 2 seater engine where it belongs. Momentum cars instead of straight line bruisers

sublime1996525

Honestly, neither.

2FastCorvette4U

I am also considering a 997 C4S. The GT-R I am considering would be an 09 GTR which I found a local one and its super clean but has lower hp than the new ones and the worst interior of all the generations. I have a huge passion for Japanese sports cars but I am torn with wanting some refinement at my age since I am almost 40 years old. I owned an F80 a little over a year ago and honestly loved it and the motor has a lot of potential as well.

Boba Fett

I just bought a GTR. But even if I didn't own 1, Id still say GTR by far between these 2.

danziger

There are plenty of cars out there that I would put next to my Z06 in the garage, but neither of those two do anything for me.

2FastCorvette4U

J3TVETTE

GTR!
Grand Cherokee SRT8
Porsche 911

2FastCorvette4U

Any of you have any cars to suggest under 50K?

iaanr

The GT-R in general is fantastic, and having something with AWD would be a nice contrast to the Z06. Keep in mind that even though a 2009 GT-R has less horsepower than the later years, the engine is essentially the same. Once you get to a point, power of equally modded cars is essentially the same for any year. You might have to look into whether or not any bell housing or transmission issues have been resolved in the earlier years.