Nissan is hoping that the its brand new high-performance GT-R will help it boost its brand image in Europe, giving it some respect amongst the German giants BMW, Audi, Mercedes and Porsche.
For the first time ever, Nissan will make a left-hand-drive GT-R that it plans on selling in global markets. Since its launch in Japan in 1969, the Nissan GT-R, previously known as the Skyline, became one of the hottest names in sports car history. Fans in Europe even started buying the car...
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