2008 Nissan GT-R Black Edition

2008 Nissan GT-R Black Edition

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From start to finish, each GT-R engine is handcrafted by its own master engine-builder in a climate-controlled “clean room.” Each twin-turbo V6 is precisely assembled from lightweight, highly durable aluminum and magnesium parts.

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It takes the exacting standards of the plant’s most talented and devoted engine builders to produce the engine that has redefined what a supercar can be.

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Car Specifications

Engine: 3.8L V6 Twin Turbo

Weight: 1,750 kg / 3,858 lbs

Power: 353 kW / 473 hp / 480 PS

0-100 kph: 3.6 seconds

Torque: 588 Nm / 433 lb-ft

Top Speed: 310 kph / 192 mph

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