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2017 Nissan GT-R: Features and Updates
Introduction
Nissan took the wraps off its latest 2017 GT-R at the New York International Auto Show. The new orange sports car is deemed to be filled with changes that are as important as the day it was announced.
Exterior Changes
Coming to the changes, the GT-R features a new modified front end:
- The front grille has been widened for improved engine cooling.
- A new front spoiler lip enhances downforce.
- Side sills are more exposed, promoting better airflow.
- The rear end has also received a makeover for improved aerodynamics.
Also see: Nissan GT-R specs and prices
Interior Enhancements
The interior of the 2017 Nissan GT-R also received significant updates:
- The dashboard and instrument panels are redesigned.
- The number of buttons has been reduced from 27 to 11 due to an improved navigation and audio system.
- An 8” touchscreen has been integrated into the design.
Performance Upgrades
The engine of the GT-R has undergone modifications, now producing 565 BHP from the same 3.8-liter V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.
Expert Opinions
“As the icon of Nissan’s driving performance, the GT-R continues to evolve. With the signature V-Motion grille, the GT-R now possesses the latest Nissan design language. Its exceptional aerodynamic performance and upgraded interior have given the GT-R a more mature character, which will continue into the future,” said Nissan’s Executive Design Director, Mamoru Aoki.
“The new GT-R delivers a heart-pounding driving experience at all times and on any road for whoever sits in the driver’s seat. We have continued to push its performance boundaries to the outer limits—it’s even more potent than before. At the same time, more refinement has been added to take the entire driving experience to an entirely new level. We’re proud to bring you what we feel is the ultimate GT that possesses amazing performance, newfound civility and a rich racing history,” said Hiroshi Tamura, the Chief Product Specialist of the GT-R.
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