Nissan has released an updated version of the GT-R for 2012 and we’ve got leaked pictures and details of the upcoming model. Revisions on the 2012 model include a new front bumper with LED daytime running lights, a new rear diffuser with a rear diffuser light.
This is said to have increased aerodynamics efficiency, with a drag coefficient of just 0.288. Downforce has also increased by 10 percent. The car can be had in two new body colours, which is either black or blue.
The GT-R will sit on Rays forged aluminum wheels which are said to be 12 kilograms lighter than before, available in either Hyper Blue Black or Hyper Titanium.
According to the source, revisions have also been made on the interior, chassis and engine, but didn’t go into much detail. We will thus keep you updated if anything pops up.
Look after the jump for more pictures and a graph denoting the 2012 Nissan GT-R Cd against other cars – some very interesting details there.
Source
[zenphotopress number=999 album=1444]
Looking to sell your car? Sell it with Carro.
Hassel
on 
hvannees
on 
mohsin
on 
Autocrat
on 
MK-47
on 
...
on 
Thomanic
on 
LZY
on 
mu77
on 
qozh moreno
on 
i
on 
lo
on 
Mozilla Chrome
on 
armandd
on 
Mohd
on 
Tox
on 
TAR35
on 
Alpha
on 
torque
on 
RadzLee
on 
Korean
on 
Jaguar fan!
on 
autojohndoe
on 
DK
on 
Tiadaid
on 
mO
on 
Haidir
on 
aryll8257
on 
shawn
on 
Aalloonngg
on 
BW
on 
will-kill-for-exclusivity
on 
mr. wiseGuy
on 
shawal
on 
mitlanevo
on 
jolly_idiot
on 
td
on 
fatcat
on 
Eric
on 
Teoh Wei Yang
on 
Mpower
on 
AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post primarily focus on the 2012 Nissan GT-R's features and performance, with references to its high speed and track capabilities, such as lap times comparable to supercars like the Bugatti Veyron. Some discuss the car's design evolution, differentiating it from previous Skylines, and express excitement about its styling, color options, and potential updates like launch control. A few comments touch on technical concepts like zero lift and downforce, emphasizing the importance of aerodynamics for stability and performance. Off-topic mentions include pricing, environmental concerns, and comparisons to other luxury cars like Porsches and Lancer Evolution. Overall, sentiments are highly positive, highlighting admiration and eagerness for ownership of the new supercar.