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Finally, after almost a year of wild speculations, Nissan dropped the gauntlet today and officially announced the GTR Spec-V.
First thing,
the wild speculations of 1 million horsepowers? NOT TRUE. As the direction where Nissan intends for the Spec V, is to have a road legal version of a racing GTR. Thus one could expect what's in place for this Godzilla.
First off. YES, that paint job is amazing. Ultimate Black Opal's the name, and yes, its Spec V exclusive. Of course, much reported since it was first spied, those light weight 20" Nismo wheels was offered, along of with slew of carbon fibre diffusers, rear spoilers, brake ducts and grill.

Now for the unseen part, contrary to what many had anticipated, Nissan did not intend to go on the route of only aiming at increasing power (Good), instead, they've only modified a new high gear boost controller that could increased the volume of compressed oxygen spooled into the twin turbo's of the 3.8ltr V6 engine. (Shown here, the little green logo) This helps with producing higher torque in mid-high RPM. This only works temporarily, something like an overboost or afterburner and to add drama, the driver only have 80 seconds on their hands before the system
explodes into a huge fireball returns to normal. Interesting, videogame like? More than ever. Want? Definitely! There's a full titanium exhaust system, along with tweaked suspension and carbon ceramic disc brakes.
Inside, to shed off more weight, a la Porsche GTR3, the rear seats was removed, along with plenty of interior panels now finished in carbon fiber. There are no mention of performance figures, howeve
r considering that aftermarket players would have had this area covered, we reckon this is the correct direction the Spec V should pursue.
Now the golden question, how much? At least for this,
the speculations are true, the price is confirmed at 15,750,000 yen. Considering that the current GTR starts around 8.7 million yen to 9.3 million, a 50% hike from the initial price is a question only those who're longing would be able to answer.
Now for the diamond question, will it come over to USA, or will it even come out of of Japan? Likely, would be our guess, as perhaps many Americans wouldn't find this surprising, but it did for us, as all along since the BCNR33 GTR, it's always called V Spec, a very Japanese approach to English, well since the GTR now makes both its
feet knee deep in US soils, some grammar was needed, nonetheless it just sound weird, as Toyota too had a Spec V thing going on with their cars. Nonetheless, check out the 5 oven fresh images from Nissan, and the press release following up.
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