2015 Nissan Gt-r Black Edition on 2040-cars
1825 E Edwardsville Rd, Wood River, Illinois, United States
Engine:3.8L V6 24V MPFI DOHC Twin Turbo
Transmission:6-Speed Automatic with Auto-Shift
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): JN1AR5EF0FM280947
Stock Num: N1558
Make: Nissan
Model: GT-R Black Edition
Year: 2015
Exterior Color: Super Silver 3 Coat Metallic
Interior Color: Black
Options: Drive Type: AWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 2
This is a REAL price on a REAL car! We Buy, Sell, Ship and Finance NATIONWIDE! BLACK EDITION 2015 NISSAN GT-R!! NO dealer in the country does what we do! No vehicles are held, all sales are first come first buy bases. AutoCenters reserves the right to end any auction or change a price without prior notice. See our complete inventory at AutoCentersNissan.com. Price includes current Nissan customer cash, $600 college graduate discount, $500 trade assistance, $500 NMAC Captive Cash with approved credit, and ALL Active Military personnel saves an additional $1,000!!! For additional information please contact AutoCenters Nissan at 888-455-0302 or visit us online at www.autocentersnissan.com. With a handmade Twin Turbo V6 producing an earth-shaking 545hp, its easy to overlook everything else GT-R has to offerwhich is a lot. For 2015, that includes a new recalibrated suspension that reduces load fluctuation between the four wheels, and keeps your wheels tight on the road for a smoother, more sophisticated ride. With the spoiler creating downforce, vents behind the front fender cooling the brakes and creating more downforce, and scoops on the hood and grille everything is designed with performance in mind. Instead of the traditional 50/50 torque split between front and rear axles, the electronically controlled AWD system provides up to 100% of available torque to the rear wheels, and can send up to 50% of torque to the front wheels. The 3 Mode system is what makes GT-R so remarkably versatile, allowing you to adjust transmission, suspension, and VDC settings on the fly. Leather appointed front sport seats help keep you in place, while cutouts in the drivers seat cushion facilitate leg movement. Other trim levels include the Black Edition which features a handmade, dry carbon fiber spoiler and black/red leather Recaro performance seats. The Track Edition features a stiffer suspension with specialized Bilstein Damptronic gas pressure shocks and higher spring rates
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Watch a Nissan GT-R make up 17 spots on the first lap
Mon, 28 Apr 2014By now, enthusiasts should be plenty used to seeing the Nissan GT-R passing "lesser" vehicles on the road - and let's face it, that accounts for a good 99-percent of other cars out there. But what about on the racetrack, where GT racers are all homologated to the same general specifications and tuned with an eye toward fairer competition?
Turns out Godzilla is just as formidable an adversary on the track, as demonstrated by this latest video. Shot from inside the cabin of British driver Alex Buncombe's GT3 racer during the Blancpain Endurance Series race at Monza, the video shows what happens (or at least happened this time) when a well-driven GT-R is relegated to the back of the grid - even when that grid is populated by the likes of Porsche, Aston Martin, Lamborghini and McLaren.
Buncombe and his teammates in the Nissan GT Academy Team RJN ultimately finished the race in 13th place, but what's remarkable is that they started way back in 32nd, making up 17 places on the first lap alone. Scope out the frenetic action in the video below.
Nissan IDX sports coupe future increasingly cloudy [w/poll]
Tue, 15 Jul 2014There's a strong desire among enthusiasts for more inexpensive, lightweight, fun-to-drive, rear-wheel-drive cars to exist in a world that contrasts sharply with automakers' desire to make money. While we all love the feeling of controlling the back end with the throttle, front-wheel drive is king when it comes to affordable cars. One of the future bright spots in the rear-drive market appeared to come from Nissan with its pair of IDx concepts. The two showcars from the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show took liberal design inspiration from the classic Datsun 510 and mixed it with modern powertrains in very attractive little packages. However, some pretty dark clouds are reportedly now hanging over the project.
Last we heard, a production version was supposedly "in the plan" from the Japanese automaker, but its trajectory may have changed inside the company in the last few months. According to Pierre Loing, vice president of product planning for Nissan Americas, the issue is making the sports coupe profitable. While Nissan has access to rear-wheel drive platforms, they are all meant for more premium vehicles (read: they cost too much). Assuming around 60,000 annual sales, Loing tells Ward's Auto that making a dedicated chassis for the IDx just isn't a moneymaker. If the car still does see production, it'll be after 2016, he says.
The decision whether to build the IDx has been teetering for a while. Nissan spokesperson Dan Bedore previously told Autoblog that the coupe would need a groundswell of support from consumers and enthusiasts if is to actually have a shot at production. If you are among the hopeful looking to see this affordable, rear-drive performance car in showrooms, get some friends together and start letting Nissan know that you actually want it - you can start here by adding a Comment and voting in our poll, because we're going to send the results on to Nissan.
Nissan rowed the Note ashore [w/video]
Thu, 24 Oct 2013Normally we wouldn't suggest trying to float your car on water, but Nissan has made some modifications to turn its new Versa Note hatchback into a makeshift rowing shell.
Nissan replaced the car's rear seats with a sliding rear rowing seat, modified the doors to open wider at 90 degrees and fitted a pair of oars. Most importantly, they put the whole thing on a floating platform to keep it from sinking into Eton Dorney Lake, the site of the 2012 Olympic rowing competitions in England (where the car is simply known as the Nissan Note).
Then they invited medal-winning competitive rowers Helen Glover, Sophie Hosking and Polly Swann to come along and row the thing, making use of the around-view monitor system to see where they were going. All in all it may not be quite as cool as the boats which Fiat made out of the 500 or Mini made out of its convertible, but it's still enough to float our boat. Check it out in the video clip and press release below and the image gallery above.