The Nissan GT-R is a hell of a performer. It’s relatively low price and ridiculous stats make it very close to an everyone’s supercar. However, many don’t know that the GT-R nameplate has been around for going on 45 years. To celebrate that heritage, Nissan is launching the 45th Anniversary Edition of the GT-R in Japan.

Love it or hate it, it’s looking more and more certain that Nissan’s next GT-R will be helped along by some form of hybrid motor.

Ride shotgun in the 2015 Nissan GT-R NISMO as it attacks the Willow Springs Raceway at MPG Track Days.

The last time I talked to the guys over at AMS Performance, their Alpha Omega GT-R was only running around 1400 horsepower. Only. They came up with something a bit faster since then. This last week was The Texas Invitationals, if you are unfamiliar with what it is, essentially holy crap levels of horsepower alone […] More »

“Psh, what’s the big deal about the P1? It’s not like there aren’t other cars that make more power, jeez.” You’ve probably heard some variation of this argument on the forums or in the comment section of a car blog. Power and speed are so closely related in some people’s minds that the details are […] More »

This vid has been around the car blog world by now so I apologize if you’ve already watched this guy drive pants off his GT-R. If you haven’t, let me sum it up for you: This guy drives the pants off this GT-R! The driver is Al Buncombe, racing with NISMO in the Blan Pain Endurance […] More »

Car companies are amazing.  Even when they make metal, rubber and glass lemons, the sour fruits of their labor still offer a little sweetness.  You just have to know which parts to bite into.  Road & Track magazine definitely does. NEXT