The Nissan GT-R is a flagship sports car for the brand, offering performance that takes on some of the world’s top performance icons like the Porsche 911 Turbo and Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1. Technically, the Nissan finds its heritage from a long line of Japanese-market Nissan Skyline sport coupes. That said, handling is excellent and the variable power-split all-wheel drive system helps make you both fast and safe.
Exterior upgrades for 2012
Starting with the basics, the front and rear exterior fascias will obviously be changed. Interesting, Nissan even went back and modified the paint across the board – claiming higher quality. Nissan will also add two new metallic colors, red and black.
Interior upgrades for 2012
A change that will likely be much appreciated by all, all standard GT-R models will enjoy upgraded seating options.
Our spies have spotted two GT-R prototypes–one a Spec V, the other appearing to be a standard model–both sporting the same changes to the rear bumper, and similar changes to their front fascias. Additional changes are slightly visible peeking through the covering on the front corners. The GT-R refresh will likely stand until an all-new model launches in 2013 or 2014.
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