The Nissan GT-R Nismo sets its price for Spain

No matter how much time passes or how many facelifts a car receives, especially when it is called Nissan GT-R Nismo and has been part of the wildest dreams of countless motorsport enthusiasts around the world, the years go by and you will keep letting your imagination run wild with each of its generations. Unfortunately, and for most of us, this expensive dream will keep leaving an empty space in our garages.

Earlier this past summer the Nissan GT-R made its full entry into the European market to keep the honey on our lips, while at the end of August it was the turn of the Nissan GT-R Nismo, although at first its debut only took place in the Japanese market. Just a couple of months later, Nissan Nissan has already set a launch date and price for the most radical version of the GT-R for Spain.

If you want to own a Nissan GT-R Nismo, you should mark on your calendar the day 1 November, when sales will begin, while you should also set aside 185,000 euros at a minimum to take it home. The figures may seem dizzying and yes, it is an expensive car, but it is not just any car, and you will not find a supercar with these characteristics at a better price.

As a reminder, one of the main features of the Nissan GT-R Nismo lies under its bonnet, where a 3.8-litre TwinTurbo V6 engine delivers 600 CV to all four wheels thanks to the six-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. The changes are also evident on the outside, such as the new front end made entirely of carbon fibre to reduce its weight, as well as a new dark chrome front grille that helps cool the engine.

Inside, the improvements are no less significant, and we will find ourselves before a true display of quality and technology that will leave us impressed. But all these updates, both mechanical and technological, will be even greater if we opt for the Track Edition engineered by Nismo version. The latter includes everything needed to make the Nissan GT-R Nismo a true beast on the circuit, such as carbon fibre everywhere, seats 16 kg lighter signed by Recaro, or Bilstein suspension with 3 modes selectable from the cabin.

Source | Nissan