Exclusive First Look: 2017 Nissan GT-R

Many people hoped, or at least thought, about a new version of the GT-R. This has been released back in 2007 and even though it received incremental updates since then, it is the same basic as the one released nearly a decade ago. Quite recently the car has been updated with the 2017 Nissan GT-R and even though it has been heavily reworked, it no longer is the high tech machine it was before. In fact, it is now one of the less powerful supercars on the market and even though it still is fast, it is no longer the fastest.
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USNA1999 - 9/2/2016 8:55:25 AM

+4 Boost

Nice changes and it still destroys most cars at the same price level.
Lets see how many haters try to slam it.

Dexter1 - 9/3/2016 12:29:42 AM

+1 Boost

I like the little beaver tooth sticking out of the grille.

skytop - 9/2/2016 10:56:09 PM

+2 Boost

Haven't we seen this seem car for about the past 10 years? Yawn.....

MDarringer - 9/3/2016 10:14:09 AM

+3 Boost

Ugly and outdated and stupidly priced. Spend your money on a Corvette, 911, or F Type.

iamdabest1 - 9/4/2016 12:57:14 AM

+2 Boost

while i think id personally rather buy a 911 or zo6, i cant blame anyone for getting a GTR. definitely one of the most impressive cars on the road.
pretty sure anyone that drives a 911,vette, viper, lambo or ferrari get uncomfortable when they see a GTR. you never know what work was done on it and on any given day it can beat those true exotics.

dumpsty - 9/5/2016 5:51:05 PM

+1 Boost

I have so many mixed feelings for this car.

AWD, TT 3.8L V6, 565 hp/467 lb-ft. ...an uncommon combination of performance specs flagshiping a mainstream brand lineup. Infiniti needed this eons ago. But anyhoo...

$100k...is it worth it? I still don't know.

dumpsty - 9/5/2016 5:52:33 PM

+1 Boost

How much is any Hellcat Hemi vehicle?

How about the upcoming TrackHawk GC?