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Nissan GT-R Finishes Spa 24 Hours at First Attempt - And Scoops Third in GT1
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The new Nissan GT-R will be limited to 180km/h in the land of the rising sun. The rather low-speed limit has been the source of some derision of the GT-R
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One lucky Nissan 300ZX twin turbo fan was recently able to tour the manufacturer's famed Zama Operations Center in Kanagawa, Japan. The location is the home to Nissan's storage facility of historical automobiles and it is also the headquarters for specialty Nissan builder Autech. Amazingly, the visitor was able to escape alive with pictures.
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The most hotly anticipated reveal of the Tokyo motor show has officially gone public. Most of us already know a bit about the car, as we broke the story on pics and information leaked by a MotorTrend publicist last week. Nissan has now generously published the GT-R press release and we can finally bring you certified truth regarding the newest Japanese supercar, along with glossy press pictures to drool over.
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Godzilla's back! Pictures of Nissan's next-generation GT-R have been released ahead of the 353kW sports car's Tokyo motor show debut. JEZ SPINKS reports.
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It finally sank in a while back that Skyline and GT-R are now two exclusive entities unto themselves. As such, Nissan has just unveiled its newest version of the Skyline to its domestic market, which is essentially the Infiniti G37 here in the States, but with an additional three horsepower, Nissan's new pop-up engine hood technology and a blind-spot monitor system.
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On October 24, the latest chapter in Nissan's storied GT-R history will officially kick off with the unveiling of the new Nissan GT-R at the Tokyo Motor Show. To help ramp up excitement (as if the barely-disguised prototypes snapped taking shots at Porsche's Nurburgring records haven't done that enough this week), the official Nissan GT-R website has been launched, and as you can see above, there's a countdown clock available for download. To help keep you entertained as you (im)patiently await the big reveal in Japan, Nissan has clickable images of each iteration of the GT-R on the site which give you factoids to mull over in the meantime.
Autoblog will be in Tokyo to cover it all in person for you. 28 days to go, kids.
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Nissan surprises us with the Mixim Concept.
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Nissan have given us a sneak peak of their Nissan Micra Colour + Concept just days before the Frankfurt Auto Show.
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Amazingly a lot of people will do a lot of things for an unlocked iPhone, even trade in their Nissan 350Z! Only in America.
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Nissan may force those who wish to puchase a second hand GT-R, to wait a year if they have their way.
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