NISSAN GT-R wins Most Advanced Technology Award
Written By Lee Sibbald Published On: Nov 13 2008 
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd is proud that the NISSAN GT-R supercar has won the Most Advanced Technology Award, one of the highly coveted awards of Car of the Year Japan 2008-2009.Nissan car leasing special offers
Nissan new and nearly new carsThe final selection, conducted by the Car of the Year Japan Executive Committee, took place from November 10-11 at Oiso, Kanagawa prefecture. In awarding winner, the jury cited the NISSAN GT-R “as a supercar that delivers powerful performance and clean emission, featuring an advanced new body structure combining carbon, aluminium and steel, in addition to its impressive dual-clutch transmission and the world’s first independent transaxle 4WD”. NISSAN GT-R has been a global success since its launch on December 6, 2007 in Japan and July 7, 2008 in North America. The NISSAN GT-R will be arriving in Europe next spring.NISSAN GT-R driven on RoadTestReports.co.uk
Nissan has launched the most powerful supercar that Japan has ever built. It has a power output of 437bhp that’s nearly 200bhp more than its predecessor, mouth watering – we think so. So Nissan are putting the £63,000 GT-R as a rival to the Porsche 911 Turbo which is about £9,000 more expensive – Can the Japanese maker put one over on the German brand?Nissan GT-R Supercar full road test reportThe Nissan GT-R comes to the UK next year and our advice is to get your order in fast. This is a Porsche beater and it costs less than half the price of a 911 Turbo. The Japanese maker has taken the supercar sector of the car market to another level. A brilliant looking sportscar, with real substance underneath the bonnet.
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