UK Nissan GT-R Spec
Leaked details on Nissan's GT-R reveals three versions
We have managed to get hold of the specs for UK Nissan GT-Rs and the big news is that the car will be three versions.
Not only that but a source tells us that deposits have now been taken for the full 2009 allocation.
Buyers are apparently being offered the base ‘Nissan GT-R’ spec, the ‘GT-R Premium’, and the ‘Nissan GT-R Black Edition’.
The basic £52,900 version is available in five colours - Pikes Peak White, Vibrant Red, Titanium Grey, Gun metallic, Super Silver - but not black.
The car will come with a Twin-turbo V6 delivering 480bhp; 6-speed dual clutch transmission with auto/sequential manual shift; electronically adjustable Bilstein suspension; Bridgestone run-flat tyres; 2+2 seating; full computer system; NO sat nav(Nissan fitted Sat Nav available after September 2009 with an expected cost of around £1,900); full leather interior.
The £54,200 ‘Premium’ will have the same spec plus BOSE DAB 11 speaker sound system; rain sensing windscreen wipers; auto-dim rear view mirror; auto headlamps.
It will not be available in black.
The £55,500 ‘Black Edition’ (can you see where we are going with this?) will be available in all colours, including Kuro Black.
It also gets smoke grey wheel finish; exclusive black colour available; exclusive black & red interior leather trim.
All cars will come with a full Nissan 3 year warranty and there will be 10 fully equipped and trained service and sales centres in the UK.
These 'special editions' have come out of the marketing department, not engineering. Great car, but can't say these 'special editions' exactly fire me up to buy one.
Does anyone know if Pikes Peak White is just a plain white or if its pearlescent??
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From a purchase price perspective, yes. However, specialised tyres, main-dealer only servicing, and probably sky-high insurance premiums will probably see it costing far more to run than most other things in the price bracket.
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From a purchase price perspective, yes. However, specialised tyres, main-dealer only servicing, and probably sky-high insurance premiums will probably see it costing far more to run than most other things in the price bracket.
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I wouldn't mind betting its still cheaper to run than anything in its performance bracket!
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These 'special editions' have come out of the marketing department, not engineering. Great car, but can't say these 'special editions' exactly fire me up to buy one.

Is that true?
Also didn't somebody say ages ago that that all the parts on the car have been RFID tagged so that you can't change anything to a non-official part?
Sounds like B.S. to me....or have Nissan really lost the plot that much?!?
At least the 'we're watching you' speed-limiting-sat-nav sounds like its been ditched!
Rumour has it that the Lexus LF.....something, may be even quicker!!!
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Yep, that new Lexus used could well be interesting, the Nissan is just being puffed up and up (was big enough already..) - 10% smaller, 25% lighter and £49k is where it ought to be to make a REAL statement..
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