Being a successful night show host comes with its perks, such as spending time with one of the first production (US) Nissan GT-R vehicles. Video after the break.
The range of topics includes all the stats you've already memorized, Nissan's efforts to quell GT-R tuning and Leno's immeasurable joy that he can check the dipstick himself. Leno maintains that it's a vehicle he could get "emotionally involved with."
[via Autoblog]
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04/26/2008
According to Edmunds, the 2010 Nissan GT-R V Spec is a "lightweight version of Nissan's new supercar and it's scheduled to go on sale next year." Video after the break.
In addition to the weight-reduction program, the 2010 Nissan GT-R V Spec is also expected to surpass the 500-hp mark. Although rampant speculation on the Internet suggests the GT-R is already developing more than 500 horses, our recent dynamometer testing says otherwise
[via Edmunds]
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Months away from its official US debut, the 2009 Nissan GT-R gets track tested at Miller Motorsports Park by Edmunds. Continue reading for the video. Click here for first picture in gallery.
It didn't take long to figure out that I could pretty much leave it in third gear most of the time. The GT-R had plenty of torque to power out of the medium speed corners and it's so fast that I'd be up to the next turn before even thinking about fourth.
[via Edmunds]
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Nissan's all-new GT-R isn't just eyecandy, as it "involves a lot more hands on action than your run of the mill Nissan, from the bodywork to the drivetrain." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The all-new 2008 GT-R is like no other Nissan currently in production, not only because of its supercar performance but also because of its exorbitant (for a Nissan) price tag
[via MotorAuthority]
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