The Nissan GT-R seems to be an unending topic, just like its production cycle. Debuted in 2007, the R35 GT-R is now in its 15th year – longer than the previous three GT-R generations together. Because ...
How long has it been since Nissan separated the GT-R from the long-running Skyline? Considering that R34 Skyline GT-R production concluded in August 2002, more than 20 years ago. It's also worth ...
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Actually, The Coolest Race Car Tow Vehicle On The Planet Is This Nissan GT-R Crossover
If you’re towing your own car to a race track, there’s no better tow vehicle than a pickup. Trucks are designed to haul things, and there’s plenty of space in the bed for stuff like fuel jugs, tools, ...
This Liberty Walk-tuned Nissan GT-R looks ready for war with its widebody kit, new wheels, suspension, and John Player ...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran February 10, 2009 Comment Now! German suspension specialist KW Automotive will present a modified version of the Nissan GT-R at next month’s Geneva Motor Show, which has been ...
Australian tuning company Maatouks Racing recently became the holder of several world records following some very successful runs with a pair of drag racing-prepped Nissan Skyline GT-Rs. Just how fast ...
View post: Honda Won’t Like The Toyota Sienna’s Price and Fuel Efficiency Classic Youngtimers Nissan GT-R Classic Youngtimers Consultancy Classic Youngtimers Nissan GT-R Classic Youngtimers ...
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Modified Cars Drag Racing BRABUS GTR Supra 9FF
An insane lineup of modified cars took to the drag strip — featuring the BRABUS 800, 2500HP Nissan GT-R, 1000HP Toyota Supra, ...
Nissan is preparing an onslaught of modified vehicles for the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon, working with partners like Autech and NISMO. An included in the list of nine custom Nissan’s will be a NISMO-ized ...
The driver of a highly modified R35-generation Nissan GT-R was hit with a fine and had his car impounded when his own car apparently betrayed him: the modified exhaust alerted officers of the Royal ...
A few years back, I wrote a feature titled "Why you’ll never drive your car with a joystick." Today, I learned I spoke too soon (and that Ars' Creative Director Aurich Lawson is prophetic). As you ...
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