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on February 11, 2002
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Evo March

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Got the March edition of Evo mag, featuring my R34. The article was a comparison between the R32, R33 and R34 and as mentioned before, included a blast through some great rural countryside. The review was interesting to read. Also quite factual, but then David Yu is no stranger to the Skyline. I did find the article biased though, with a very obvious emphasis on the R32. I would have liked to have seen a fairer distribution of page space for all cars. Regardless, respecting Evo’s decision to take the R32 over the rest, I’m convinced of the cars awesome value for money. But I wouldn’t swap Bayside Blue for the world!

Tags: Evo Magazine, GTR, r34, skyline

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