Nissan GT-R / Skyline
As many of you might have already noticed, I'm a big Nissan follower, and a big GT-R fan. Why? Simple, as I grew up the family car was a Nissan. Ever since I have loved Nissan's.
But, the Nissan GT-R it's such a beastly car with so much raw power on a V6 and an outstanding performance, that it is one of my favorite cars.
In 1989 the Skyline GT-R (BNR32) was named Godzilla by an Australian motoring publication. In 2001 the new GT-R Concept was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show, and in 2005 the GT-R Proto was presented. Then, two years later, the new generation GT-R R35 was shown to the world, and it has been around ever since. But we can't possibly forget the R34! The Skyline GT-R became a flagship car of Nissan performance. The R34 advanced technologies included an LCD in the center of the dashboard, an ATTESA E-TS 4WD system, and the Super-HICAS four wheel steering. This car was never manufactured outside of Japan, and it was only exported to Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. But everyone knew better the GT-R R34 for its appearances in the simulator racing game Gran Turismo, and series like Initial D, and in the U.S. for its appearance in the movies The Fast and the Furious, and for Paul Walker (he was the best).
ENJOY THE GALLERY OF THE GT-R AND SKYLINE!
Only four men assemble the GT-R's engines. They are known as Takumi (no, not the Initial D Takumi). These Takumi are master craftsmen who perfected their skills over years of dedication. Each Takumi inspects for quality and precision. Each GT-R engine has a plaque with the signature of the Takumi who assembled it.Car lovers and enthusiasts know or might have heard at least of the Nurburgring, or at least you might have raced it in Gran Turismo or something. The GT-R made an astonishing 7:08:679 in 2013,making the GT-R the fastest production car in the world.
In 1989 the Skyline GT-R (BNR32) was named Godzilla by an Australian motoring publication. In 2001 the new GT-R Concept was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show, and in 2005 the GT-R Proto was presented. Then, two years later, the new generation GT-R R35 was shown to the world, and it has been around ever since. But we can't possibly forget the R34! The Skyline GT-R became a flagship car of Nissan performance. The R34 advanced technologies included an LCD in the center of the dashboard, an ATTESA E-TS 4WD system, and the Super-HICAS four wheel steering. This car was never manufactured outside of Japan, and it was only exported to Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. But everyone knew better the GT-R R34 for its appearances in the simulator racing game Gran Turismo, and series like Initial D, and in the U.S. for its appearance in the movies The Fast and the Furious, and for Paul Walker (he was the best).ENJOY THE GALLERY OF THE GT-R AND SKYLINE!
"One of the best cars in the world", Jeremy Clarkson, BBC's Top Gear U.K.
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