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2015 Nissan GTR Nismo Release Date - Nismo version of the future will be based on the 2014 GT-R and will add a series of reforms that will change the GT-R into a real track machine, wqzxc while keeping very fit for the road. No other details have been provided, but it is quite easy to imagine what the future Nismo GT-R will bring in the market.
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Review 2015 Nissan GTR Nismo
2014 GT-R is essentially unchanged from the 2013 model year. Inside the cabin, wqzxc Nissan adds a new interior in the Premium package that includes Amber Red theme and hand stitching. The basic model to get a set of Recaro racing seats wrapped in leather.
Under the hood, 2014 GT-R pushing 545 horsepower from a twin-turbo 3.8-liter V-6 engine with a pair of her six-speed automated manual transmission. wqzxc As expected, the GT-R has standard all-wheel drive. Changes for 2014 are minor, but real, and include: revised fuel injection for better response mid-rpm, an oil pan baffle for the oil-stabilization system, plasma-sprayed bore, revised oil scavenging system and aluminum nameplate with the name of the builder who assembled your machine.
Nissan executive vice president Andy Palmer, had a conversation with Autocar footage and reveals some information about the 2015 GT-R Nismo. wqzxc On the exterior, most of the changes will be limited to the aerodynamic efficiency and downforce. In addition, he stated that Nismo will also adjust the GT-R engine 3.8 liter beyond basic horsepower, which states that "there will be an extra kick" and that they were aiming for a production car record around the Nurburgring.
On the exterior, the Nismo will work on improving the car's aerodynamics, wqzxc so you should expect lower front and rear, wider wings and sill side skirts, plus a huge wing on the back. In the interior, Nismo GT-R will get a special suede-trimmed Nismo sports seats with red stitching, plus a redesigned steering wheel, pedals, gauges and gear knob.
2015 Nissan GTR Nismo Release Date
Sales in the U.S., unfortunately, won’t happen until the second half of 2014, making the GT-R NISMO a 2015 model.
source : topspeed
