Nissan GT-R SpecV with left-hand-drive spotted

The Nissan GT-R SpecV made its debut on Jan. 8th for the Japanese market. At the time Nissan had said nothing about a U.S. spec version or even versions for other markets. For those of you unfamiliar on what side of the road the Japanese drive on, all of their cars are right-hand-drive.

Much to our surprise, folks at GTRBlog spotted a left-hand-drive version of the...
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downtoearth - 2/2/2009 10:17:04 PM

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Charles, the mods when compared to the normal GT-R are rather subtle than extensive. Why has the price gone so high up?

Lemonade - 2/2/2009 5:35:48 PM

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I hope it comes equipped with a Super Kirby vaccuum to clean up it's transmission that will be in pieces all over the track.

veyron1001 - 2/2/2009 7:02:57 PM

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The product will only last based on how big the owner ego is. An idiot like you would put it in a tree.

Lemonade - 2/3/2009 12:39:30 PM

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No Chump, I'm talking about the GT-R tranny that is equipped with that poor excuse of a launch control system. I don't remember anything about the LF-A with a Camry tranny, but I do remember all those imploding GT-R trannys.

henbmw - 2/2/2009 7:37:46 PM

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This thing will be unimaginably fast.

PerformanceGuy - 2/2/2009 8:16:38 PM

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Awesome!! Glad to see the Spec-V has made it to the states!!

Agent63 - 2/2/2009 8:19:52 PM

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ChuckG37,

What about that unreliable tranny that came with the GT-R? What's the point in offering launch control when the car has a 50/50 chance in not moving when the the thing breaks down?

God forbid, the new ones should be better.

Lemonade - 2/3/2009 12:51:15 PM

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I never understood why they had the launch control system in the GT-R, but folks couldn't use it otherwise it will void out their warranty. That's like telling the people who buy Jeeps not to use their 4-Wheel-Drive or it will void their warranty. This is such a stupid ploy by Nissan which shows just how chicken shit they really are. They get people to buy their POS wanna-be Porsche and of course people are going to be curious about the launch control, and before you know it... Their GT-R will be on a tow truck on it's way to the Nissan dealership only to find out they've just voided out their warranty.