Nissan has just revealed some information about its new
GT-R super coupe set to conquer North American and European highways. Looks like the European version of the car, which will have to face strong competition from the
Porsche 911 Turbo,
Audi R8 and
BMW M3, will be a tad superior to the model destined to arrive to
Nissan's dealerships in the U.S.
Posted by: nektotigra on 02/05/08 Comparing to the pre-production vehicle, says
GT-R chief engineer Kazutoshi Mizuno, who in his
interview to CAR magazine, the final version of the U.S.-bound
Nissan GT-R will get harder engine mounts, firmer spring rates and a stiffer transaxle mount designed to prevent drive-train components from moving while cornering at extreme degrees. European models will also get new rubber bushes in the steering system and a recalibrated rear-differential.
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