Nissan GT-R Phase 3 2012 - 2016

The Nissan GT-R is an emblematic Japanese supercar born in 1969 under the name Skyline GT-R, becoming one of the global references in the high-tech performance vehicles segment. Officially launched under the GT-R designation in 2007, the Nissan GT-R history is part of a constant quest to push boundaries, combining extreme engine power and avant-garde technological innovations. Since its inception, the Nissan GT-R model has experienced several landmark generations: the first Skyline GT-R generation (1969-1972) with its S20 engine, followed by 1970s and 1980s evolutions that cemented the legend, then the 2007 renaissance which introduced the formidable 485 hp twin-turbo V6 and dual-clutch all-wheel-drive transmission. Successive Nissan GT-R generations have perpetuated this philosophy with major technical updates: the R35 launched in 2007 underwent several evolutions until the current generation displaying over 570 hp, confirming its status as a formidable competitor against rivals such as the Porsche 911 Turbo or Ferrari F8 Tributo. Recognizable by its aggressive and futuristic design, its distinctive four rear headlights and wedge-shaped silhouette, the GT-R remains a symbol of Japanese automotive engineering, combining relative accessibility and extreme performance that make it a dream car for collectors and mechanics enthusiasts without compromise.