Nissan GTR

hus car was introduced initially in late 2007 and was popularly known as �Godzilla� across the world. However, concept of the sports car was displayed years ago at the Tokyo Motor Show 2001 and 2005. In India, Nissan GT-R was showcased in March 2008.

Engines & Specifications of Nissan GT-R :

Nissan GTR is packed with 3.8 litre DOHC V6 engine that delivers maximum power of 530 hp at 6400 rpm and has a peak torque of 588 Nm at 3,200-5200 rpm. The powerful engine is mated with an advanced GR6 dual-clutch six-speed transmission.

Performance of Nissan GT-R :

There are three different driver-selectable modes in Nissan GT-R to choose from for a splendid on-road performance. These driving modes are Normal Mode (for efficiency by smooth gear-shifts in less than 0.5 second), R-mode (for quick shift speeds) and Snow Mode (for driving on slippery surfaces). Nissan GT-R races from 0 to 100 kmph mark within 3.5 seconds and can attain top speed of 311 kmph.

Exterior, Interior & Safety Features of Nissan GT-R :

Nissan GT-R has an exquisite design that presents an innovative aerodynamic character. Front and rear boxes are tight and muscular to provide sporty appeal to Nissan GT-R. Front fascia features lower grille, high intensity discharge (HID) xenon headlights and turn indicators on wheel arches to grab attention of onlookers. Rear of the car is as appealing as its front, featuring detailed tail lights in 4 dials LED treatment, twin-exhaust system on both sides and large rear spoiler.

Interiors of Nissan GT-R are gracious featuring several comfort, convenience and safety arrangements. Among notable interior components are steering wheels featuring controls and dashboard having meters in black background, white fonts and red arrows.

To ensure utmost safety and security of occupants, Nissan GT-R has 8 safety airbags, fog lamps, traction control and tyre pressure monitoring system. Moreover, Nissan GT-R comes with an advanced electronic brake distribution, anti-lock braking system and vehicle security alarm system.