Now that we live in a world where V6 engines have effectively

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hmmmmmmm????

>>17208165
the moment laws of physics stop working the way they do.

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>>17208165
soon, we just need to update the rear engine, front wheel drive layout

Wasn't the FWD Nissan such a failure that they just gave up outright?

>>17208165
You shut your whore mouth.

>>17208580
Yes
Not because it was FWD but Nissan can't do anything right with their Le Mans projects

never because it physically cannot?

>>17208580
>>17208801
the big debut at Le Mans didn't even have the hybrid system or electric motors in it

don't understand why they even bothered to compete like that

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>>17208165
>the nislo gtr lm literally got beat at le mans by v8 powered GT class cars

>>17208580
yep

>Nissan admits failure and pulls GT-R LM Nismo from racing
>After a poor initial showing this past season, Nissan has announced that it won't be returning to the LMP1 class next year with the innovative, flawed GT-R LM Nismo.
>The Japanese automaker hit the endurance racing grid last season trying to exploit a loophole in the regulations with a radical front-engine/front-drive layout... The idea was that it would allow better aerodynamics, with more downforce over the driven wheels and cleaner airflow at the rear. Unfortunately the gamble didn't pay off: Nissan fielded three cars at Le Mans alone (but not at the other seven races in the championship), and none of them made it to the finish line.
http://www.autoblog.com/2015/12/22/nissan-gtrlm-nismo-racing-news-official/

>>17209943
I would try to defend Nissan here, but they've literally produced nothing but shit post 2002.