The Ultimate Japanese Supercar is worthy of all the hype. From its cutting edge design and stunning looks, to its driving refinement and integrated technology, the GT-R is a supercar that blends breath-taking speed with comfort and practicality.
The first deliveries of the Nissan GT-R by IMG were made on Saturday 6th September 2008, with the first four road registered GT-Rs in Australia hitting Sydney streets. Reaction to the vehicles on the street has been overwhelmingly positive, ranging from admiration to out right amazement. The GT-R has a presence on the road quite unlike any other car and certainly enjoys legendary status amongst Australian car lovers.

2008 Nissan GT-R - Specifications
4 Seat 2 door coupe
Engine: 3.8L V6 Twin-turbo  
Maximum power: 353kW @ 6400rpm
Maximum torque: 588Nm from 3200 to 5200rpm.
Transmission: GR6-type dual clutch transmission, with paddle shifting and a Borg Warner six-plate dual clutch
ATTESA ET-S All-wheel drive (AWD) with patented rear mounted transaxle integrating transmission, differential and AWD transfer case.
Wheels: Front:: 20”x9.5”            Rear: 20”x10.5”
Tyres:     Front: 255/40ZRF20   Rear: 285/35RZRF20

Performance:
Acceleration 0-100km/h: 3.6seconds
Braking 100km/h-0: 37 meters.
Top speed: Over 310km/h*
Nurburgring Fastest Lap: 7m 29s

Available in 6 colours:

Pricing: From $160,000 to $180,000#

The GT-R comes in three grades, Base model, Black Edition and Premium Edition. The base model sports Dunlop Tyres and a silver coloured wheel. The black edition has the same equipment as the base model but receives Bridgestone RE070R tyres and dark grey rims. The black edition has a unique Black with red accent interior. The Premium model is fitted with the same specification wheels and tyres as the black edition but also has a Bose stereo system, upgraded thatchem alarm and heated seats.

*Electronically limited to 180km/h from factory. Limiter can be removed by the customer at own risk. # Subject to specifications and currency exchange. International Motor Group reserves the right change pricing and specification without notice.