2009 Nissan GT-R : Faster, Shorter and Stronger

2008 Nissan GT-R

Nissan has today announced the improvement of 2009 GT-R, adding 5 ps to 485 ps from 480 ps, a better fuel consumption from 8.2km/l to 8.3km/l, shorter body 4,650 mm. from 4,655 mm. and better handling from suspension improvement.


Nissan equips Brembo brakes to the notation, changes the rigid brake hose with Brembo brake hose. And Nissan increses the fuel tank capacity from 71 litres to 73.8 litres.

Pricing :
Standard - JPY 8,610,000
Black Edition - 8,820,000 JPY
Premium Edition - JPY 9,240,000

2008 Nissan GT-R Specification :

■Main Specifications

Specifications 4WD VR38DETT GT-R / GT-R Black edition / GT-R Premium edition .MODEL Nissan CBA-R35 .TRANSMISSION TYPE GR6 Dual Clutch Transmission . .DIMENSIONS Overall length mm 4655 Overall width mm 1895 Overall height mm 1370 Interior dimensions (length x width x height) mm 1750?1475?1095 Wheelbase mm 2780 Tread Front / Back mm 1590/1600 Min. ground clearance mm 110 .WEIGHT/CAPACITY Curb weight kg 1740(*1) Seating capacity persons 4(2+2) Gross Vehicle Weight kg 1960(*1) .PERFORMANCE Min. turning radius (curb to curb) m 5.7 Fuel consumption rate 10-15mode (MLIT screening value) km/L 8.2 Main Emission Control System Variable valve timing .OTHERS Drive system 4WD Steering Electronic controlled power-assist rack and pinion Suspension Front/Back Independent double wishbone suspension / Independent multi-link suspension Braking System Front/Back Ventilated brake disc / Ventilated brake disc Tire Size Front/Back 255/40ZRF20 97Y / 285/35ZRF20 100Y

(*1)When SRS Curtain Airbag System,SRS Side Airbag System for Driver and Front Passenger is installed, curb weightis 1750kg, gross vehicle weight is 1970kg. .The fuel consumption rate calculated under the given test conditions. The actual fuel consumption rate may differ depending on the condition of the weather, roads, vehicle, driving, maintenance, etc. it is driven under. .The mode of fuel consumption rates indicated in this specification sheetare all 10-15 mode.

Images : 2008 Nissan GT-R - Japanese Market










[Source : Nissan via Nihon Car]