The current Nissan GT-R Nismo goes from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds.It may not be the fastest sports car out there anymore, but it is almost on par with the current generation 911 Turbo which As Tested Price. $121,040. View All Specs. Call it a dinosaur. Mock the Nissan parts bin interior. Declare it overpriced versus newer sports cars. The 2021 Nissan GT-R doesn’t mind. It’s still Fast-forward to 2022 though, and the GTR is still being sold in almost identical form. Sure, there have been a few tweaks and improvements along the way, but this is mostly still the same car that debuted 15 years ago, with no sign of an immediate successor from Nissan.
Between 1999 and 2002, 11,578 GT-Rs left the factory in Musashimurayama. Nineteen of those cars would return to Nissan for a special upgrade. There are over a dozen variations of the R34 GT-R, including Series 1, Series 2, V-Spec, and M-Spec models. Some were more brutal than others, featuring weight reduction upgrades and more.
Via: Flickr. Prices of the Nissan GTR R35 model from the origin years start at anywhere from $70,000 and upwards. Some might even reach the $200,000 mark, depending on their condition, year, and mileage. As you can imagine, the R35 offered immense fun, so some owners would have rinsed the ride as much as possible to get the most fun out of it. The 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO is a case in point. This latest GT-R NISMO, the third R35 model to carry the storied NISMO badge, is a case study in kaizen, the Japanese art of continuous improvement
An R34 GT-R has been featured in several of the "Fast and Furious" movies, giving U.S. car enthusiasts a taste for unobtainable Japanese performance cars. 2009 Nissan GT-R 2017 Nissan GT-R
