2012 Nissan GT-R

At first glance, the Nissan GT-R is a beautiful vehicle. Slim, sleek and modern, which seems designed to go faster without much effort. There are several new additions to GTR 2012 that distinguishes it from past models. The front has been redesigned to improve air intake and engine cooling. The whole body has been redesigned to create a more aerodynamic profile. We must either reduce the total resistance of the vehicle and increase support for high speed. Part of the reason for this redesign was the attempt to create more efficient cars Nissan does not skimp on the power anyway. Ongoing review throughout their external characteristics. The headlights were again high power LED should improve visibility on dark nights. Wheels have also been redesigned with a new alloy that allows lighter wheels are stronger than any found before.

Inside is a Nissan to understand that the interior of a modern car is as important as the exterior. The seats of the new 2012 Nissan GTR clearly designed for speed and comfort. Includes suede seat differ in some key areas, the Nissan GTR 2012 is to continue to ensure that passengers and the driver of their seats, even in turns at high speed. The overall design of the cabins are modern and efficient to do everything possible to describe the image of high-tech luxury. All controls are solid and have good response times. An important addition to the 2012 GT-R is the navigation screen. While the other cars offer a choice of various diagnostic, Nissan brought forward from the past, offering real-time information, such as cornering style, gear position, and sometimes even lap. To prove it is serious about power, Nissan has worked for the company behind the video game Gran Turismo series, to bring the owners of 2012 Nissan GT-R is a stunning new look.

While all this modern technology is impressive, there is a real power under the hood. The 2012 GTR is powered by a monster of a machine. Nissan has been packaged in 3.8 liter twin turbo V6 which means that this car has enough muscle to compete with some of the luxury cars available more famous. Engine produces 530 horsepower mass about 500 pounds feet of torque. All this tells us that Nissan is competing with some of the speed demons on the market more serious. In fact, the 2012 GTR can go from 0-60 mph in 3 seconds and have no problem maintaining speed of about 80 mph in a slalom test. All this power is channeled through the GT-R AWD Auto 2012 based advanced six-speed dual clutch. While some purists complain about the automatic transmission, Nissan has said that the 2012 Nissan GTR is available in a variety of drivers.