Nissan GT-R - catalog and technical specifications
The Nissan GT-R sports coupe was introduced in 2007 when Nissan renamed the Skyline GT-R coupe GT-R. This was partly due to market considerations, partly to technical ones. After all, if earlier the Skyline GT-R was just a Skyline, albeit an improved, but still a mass-produced model of the middle class, the new GT-R is a separate model with an aggressive, easily recognizable design and excellent aerodynamics (drag coefficient of only 0.27).
Years of manufacture Nissan GT-R
Generations Nissan GT-R
5 generations
Body
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