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Nissan GT-R first UK drive - pictures

by: Auto Express team
21 Jun 2018
Go to: Nissan GT-R review - Reliability and Safety
  • With the astonishigly impressive performance of the GT-R it can give supercars a run for their money.  
    With the astonishigly impressive performance of the GT-R it can give supercars a run for their money.  
  • The Nissan is equipped with a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 that provides mind boggling acceleration. 
    The Nissan is equipped with a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 that provides mind boggling acceleration. 
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  • The interior does lack the finesse and quality of a coupe in the same range. 
    The interior does lack the finesse and quality of a coupe in the same range. 
  • Revisions to the suspension have made the GT-R softer to drive in town. 
    Revisions to the suspension have made the GT-R softer to drive in town. 
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  • For a car with supercar perfoamnce, the GT-R is very practical with a decent sized 315-litre boot. 
    For a car with supercar perfoamnce, the GT-R is very practical with a decent sized 315-litre boot. 
  • The engine will accelerate to 62mph in 2.7 seconds. 
    The engine will accelerate to 62mph in 2.7 seconds. 
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  • With a four-wheel drive system and adaptive dampers the GT-R doesn't lack grip through the corners. 
    With a four-wheel drive system and adaptive dampers the GT-R doesn't lack grip through the corners. 
  • The GT-R still features a huge array of equipment as standard inside the cabin. 
    The GT-R still features a huge array of equipment as standard inside the cabin. 
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  • Each engine is handbuilt in Japan, therefore no two engines will be the same. 
    Each engine is handbuilt in Japan, therefore no two engines will be the same. 

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