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24
2007
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Chris Burdick

Nissan GT-R Debut - Tokyo Motor Show

Nissan GTR Debut - Tokyo Motor Show

Today, Nissan President and CEO Carlos Ghosn debuted their long-awaited GT-R Supercar. The GT-R features a hand-built, twin-turbo V6 engine that produces 480 horsepower.

This all-wheel-drive beauty can run from 0-62mph in 3.6 seconds. Take a look below for a few low-quality screenshots I was able to grab from the live debut…

Keep an eye out in the next few days for a photo gallery and much more information about the GT-R.

Nissan GT-R Debut - Tokyo Motor Show Photo Gallery:

Nissan GTR Nissan GTR tail Nissan GTR wide
Nissan GTR side Nissan GTR rear Nissan GTR debut

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November
1
2007
9:52 am
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Angel

As for me the spoiler and the headlight are really interesting!

November
19
2007
12:11 pm
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Leandra

That car is sweet, my b/f made me come on this page and read about it and i am glad he did cuz its awesome… can’t wait..

November
19
2007
12:17 pm
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Egon

Hi Leandra, they just announced the pricing and details, be sure to check it out: http://www.automoblog.net/2007.....announced/

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