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NISSAN ANNOUNCES FIRST DETAILS ON NEW GT-R

Tokyo, Japan – Nissan today started the pre-launch activities in support of the all-new GT-R, the high performance sports car to be revealed at the Tokyo Motor Show on October 24th. Central to the launch of GT-R, which will ultimately go on sale around the world, is a dedicated website that will provide all information on the car, including latest news, specifications and where to buy. The address for the website is http://www.gtrnissan.com and will be available in six languages: Japanese, English, Spanish, German, French and Italian.

With sales due to start in Japan in December, Nissan is today also confirming the final name of the car. Previous generations of this car were known as the Skyline GT-R; the new name for this car is simply “Nissan GT-R†in all global markets. Supporting substantial early customer interest in the Nissan GT-R, the company is today making available for customers in Japan some initial details including basic specifications, colors and practical information on placing pre-orders. Prices in Japan for the Nissan GT-R will start from around 7.8 million yen.

In support of the sale of the Nissan GT-R, the company also announced today the establishment of 160 Nissan High Performance Centers in Japan. These centers have been established to provide specialist sales and servicing support for customers of the Nissan GT-R.

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to be honest they have been road testing them for about 2 1/2 years here in the states from the desert here even to alaska. They were originally running the platform underneath un-baged G35 coupe bodies. The wat to tell was that the G35 was widened at all corners and the diffuser that covered most of the undercarriage. to the normal person they were "ordinary" infinitis. they were able to drive around without camo and no one suspected a thing. There were several running around phoenix for a while and i know the Oening mills plant had a few in town also.

THEY ARE AWESOME

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