Nissan’s GT-R is one of the oldest vehicles still in production. Assembly commenced at the Tochigi plant back in 2007.

Complete with a decidedly traditional JDM twist and lots of oomph, in the form of this Liberty Walk Nissan GT-R RS Edition. Wait, do not run amuck at the sight of any Liberty Walk reference.

You cannot describe Tokyo’s car culture without mentioning a certain purple Liberty Walk Nissan GT-R. This purple GT-R has been dominating the Tokyo car scene for close to a decade now, and it ...

A heavily tuned 2010 Nissan GT-R is currently listed for sale on eBay, featuring a long list of modifications. We came across the model on a Facebook Page called Unique JDM cars for sale.

Formula One Spotted! Lando Norris’s 1,000bhp Liberty Walk GT-R being towed through London F1 ace’s specially liveried Nissan is heading to Silverstone… via Big Ben ...

View post: A Friend Drives a 2022 Audi Q7 and Needs a New SUV. This is What I Told Her to Buy. Nissan has officially stopped taking orders for the R35 GT-R in Japan, marking the end of an era for ...

A new era for Nissan’s legendary supercar is coming, but details remain scarce. The Nissan GT-R isn’t dead. At least, that’s the message from Nissan’s incoming CEO, Ivan Espinosa. The ...

At the end of Q1, Nissan had notched 77 GT-R sales in 77 “selling days”—that’s approximately 22 to 23 cars per month, and barely half the paltry 143 Nissan sold in Q1 last year.

According to Nissan, the electric GT-R should deliver a driving experience similar to the original car and its twin-turbocharged 2.6-liter inline-6 engine.

In fact, at the R32 GT-R’s launch, one Nissan engineer was quite candid with Car Magazine, stating Nissan wanted, “to out-Porsche Porsche. We reckon Porsche makes the best-handling cars.