Nissan SEMA: All Muscle. All Speed.
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 14 Nov 2024 under New Nissan Launches, Nissan Concept, Nissan GT-R, Nissan News
It’s no secret that Nissan has been stirring up excitement with its thrilling innovations in automotive design and technology. This year at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nissan’s bold new concepts wowed audiences, showing off what’s possible with a little imagination and a lot of horsepower.
These concept vehicles are not just eye-catching; they’re demonstrations of Nissan’s relentless passion for performance, speed, and cutting-edge technology. Let’s dive into the muscle and might of Nissan’s latest SEMA creations, shall we?
Reasons Why The Nissan R-35 GT-R Is Awesome
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 26 Sep 2022 under Nissan GT-R
They call the Nissan R35 GT-R the Beast from the East because it will annihilate most of the big name badges from America, Germany and Italy. It is seriously fast and corners like it are on rails. It is a good-looking supercar in a conventional way. Yet this GT-R is almost in its own class. It attracts a different kind of fan, it hits the right notes, but the music is all it’s own.
The New Nissan 400Z Goes Back To The Future
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 30 Sep 2021 under New Nissan Launches, Nissan 370z, Nissan GT-R
The seventh-generation Nissan 400Z of the carmaker’s most iconic model lines was unveiled recently and it’s a stunner. The Nissan 400Z brings with it a seemingly perfect combination of new and old design elements while creating its own style that still pays tribute to the car’s incredible ancestry.
NISMO Heritage Parts – Keeping Older Nissans Going
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 22 Apr 2021 under General, Nissan GT-R, Nissan News
The two orange robot woodpeckers pecked the sheet of metal with machinegun speed from both sides, a choreographed ballet of ballistic hammering. Within minutes the flat metal was fully formed into a rear panel for an R32 Skyline GT-R, a collector’s car no longer in production.
A Futuristic Car For The Future – Nissan GT-R (X) 2050
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 10 Mar 2021 under Nissan Concept, Nissan GT-R
“Do androids dream of electric sheep” was the 1968 book on which the movie Blade Runner was based. That title gives more than a hint of what is happening in the distant future.
We often write stories about future cars – a future like it is going to happen quite soon. Most of the time it is more a matter of combining one existing tech with another to find a solution to a problem that is not urgent but would be great to solve. An example is self-driving, which would be great to have, but whose absence will not stop you from getting to work.
The Best Nissan Performance Cars Ever Made
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 04 Mar 2021 under General, Nissan 370z, Nissan GT-R
Nissan may not be the first car brand that springs to mind when it comes to sports cars but they’ve produced some of the finest under the brand’s umbrella, including Datsun and Infiniti. From the more recent R35 Nissan GT-R to the older Datsun 240Z and the Fairlady SR311, here is a list of the top Nissan performance cars starting with Datsun.
Qashqai R – When Even A GT-R Is Not Powerful Enough
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 28 Jul 2020 under Nissan GT-R, Nissan Qashqai
The Nissan Qashqai has been called boring because it does everything it is supposed to do so well. No-fuss, no bother, just better than most in its class. The Qashqai is credited as the first family crossover, spacious, reliable, comfortable, affordable to buy and to run. So the good kind of boring.
Nissan Navara-R: A GT-R With A Load-Bed
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 18 Jun 2020 under General, Nissan GT-R, Nissan Navara
Boredom and the means to alleviate it is a powerful combination. Imagine you have a workshop. There is a Nissan Navara bakkie. There is a spare GT-R engine just lying around. You are in England, so it’s raining. Nothing to do. You get the idea.
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Interesting Facts About The £1 Million Nissan GT-R50
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 28 May 2020 under Nissan GT-R, Nissan News
For a long time, the Nissan GT was a Japanese poster child and still largely unknown in other areas of the world. People were only able to get a mere glimpse of this high-performance, high-tech coupe in magazines or video games. Now, the company is manufacturing versions of their prototype Nissan GT-R50 that showed true grit at the Goodwood hill, Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard.
The Nissan GT-R50 Is A Limited Edition With No Limits
Posted by Group1 Nissan on 10 Jan 2020 under General, Nissan GT-R, Nissan News
It looks mean. It has 530kW and 780 N.m. on tap It costs more than R16m. There will be only 50 ever made, but most of these have been snapped up in advance. It is the Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign.
The final production model of this rare monster has been announced and will be on display at the Geneva International Motor Show in March 2020. This production model closely matches the prototype version that stunned and surprised back in June 2018.