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Ultima GTR720
Written By nyit on Friday, November 13, 2009 | 8:07 PM
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New York Autoshow: 2009 Corvette GT1 Championship Edition
Written By nyit on Monday, April 13, 2009 | 10:49 PM
The Corvette GT1 Championship Edition is almost entirely a commemorative paint package designed to move some more C6 Vettes and celebrate the success of Corvette Racing.
Available in basic coupe, convertible and Z06 trim, the addition of all the graphics, wheels, spoilers and 'Jake' logos only costs $2,350. For a limited-edition run with only 600 set to be produced it's actually quite a bargain — especially considering non-Z06 models get the Z51 performance package thrown in as part of the package deal.
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Ferrari to Unveil New F450 in Frankfurt this October
Written By nyit on Tuesday, February 24, 2009 | 7:43 AM
Frankfurt International Motor Show, Britain's Autocar magazine has learned that Ferrari will take the wraps off its F430 replacement. Expected to be named F450, the new V8 Prancing Horse is said to be for the most part new, with only a minor components in the chassis or bodywork coming from the current F430 that was introduced back in 2004.
Ferrari has not disclosed any information of the F450's engine, but it is said that the sportscar will benefit from a updated version of the F430's V8 with an enlarged capacity of 4.5-liters delivering somewhere north of 500-horsepower.
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Shadow Sport Design's Tasty Nissan GT-R Aero Kit
Written By nyit on Saturday, January 31, 2009 | 7:38 AM
Did you really like excessive tuning proposals that stand out from the crowd car?I don't really car, really. But that is not the case with Japan's Shadow Sport Design and it's aerodynamic kit for the (R35) Nissan GT-R that is complemented by a set of 20-inch forged magnesium wheels finished in black created in conjunction with Enkei.
Shadow Sport Design's dry carbon aero package includes a front under spoiler, a rear wing and a rear diffuser that incorporates the new tailpipes of the full titanium muffler.
With this package the GT-R looks different enough from the standard car to grab your attention but in a way that you could easily have mistaken it as a proposal that came straight out of Nissan's factory.
Source: Shadow Sport Design , Via: GT-R Blog
Damn it looks great isn't it?
Shadow Sport Design's dry carbon aero package includes a front under spoiler, a rear wing and a rear diffuser that incorporates the new tailpipes of the full titanium muffler.
With this package the GT-R looks different enough from the standard car to grab your attention but in a way that you could easily have mistaken it as a proposal that came straight out of Nissan's factory.Source: Shadow Sport Design , Via: GT-R Blog
Damn it looks great isn't it?
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Shadow Sport Design's Tasty Nissan GT-R Aero Kit
Did you really like excessive tuning proposals that stand out from the crowd car?I don't really car, really. But that is not the case with Japan's Shadow Sport Design and it's aerodynamic kit for the (R35) Nissan GT-R that is complemented by a set of 20-inch forged magnesium wheels finished in black created in conjunction with Enkei.
Shadow Sport Design's dry carbon aero package includes a front under spoiler, a rear wing and a rear diffuser that incorporates the new tailpipes of the full titanium muffler.
With this package the GT-R looks different enough from the standard car to grab your attention but in a way that you could easily have mistaken it as a proposal that came straight out of Nissan's factory.
Source: Shadow Sport Design , Via: GT-R Blog
Damn it looks great isn't it?
Shadow Sport Design's dry carbon aero package includes a front under spoiler, a rear wing and a rear diffuser that incorporates the new tailpipes of the full titanium muffler.
With this package the GT-R looks different enough from the standard car to grab your attention but in a way that you could easily have mistaken it as a proposal that came straight out of Nissan's factory.Source: Shadow Sport Design , Via: GT-R Blog
Damn it looks great isn't it?
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Nissan GT-R V-Spec
Written By nyit on Friday, June 13, 2008 | 9:05 PM
Following the all-conquering performance of the Nissan GT-R it comes as little surprise the world is eager to see what the high(er)-performance V-spec model will be able to do and judging by the latest details that have recently surfaced we won’
t have long to wait. According to print magazine Car & Driver a preliminary version of the GT-R V-Spec (or Spec-V) will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in September with sales to commence as soon as December for the Japanese market, we will probably have to wait until close to 2010 before it hits the European and North American markets.
The performance figures for the new model have been kept under wraps so far leaving all of us in the media having to rely on pure speculation. Initially a figure of 550hp has been suggested, although an unverified leaked brochure surfaced revealing it could be 512bhp and the carbon-fibre body will contribute to a 100kg reduced dry weight.
Further info to surface also reveals the GT-R is actually a loss maker for the Japanese manufacturer and not until they roll out more cars on the same platform (such as an Infiniti version) will the automaker see the balance sheet return to the black.
[Source Worldcarfans]
t have long to wait. According to print magazine Car & Driver a preliminary version of the GT-R V-Spec (or Spec-V) will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in September with sales to commence as soon as December for the Japanese market, we will probably have to wait until close to 2010 before it hits the European and North American markets.The performance figures for the new model have been kept under wraps so far leaving all of us in the media having to rely on pure speculation. Initially a figure of 550hp has been suggested, although an unverified leaked brochure surfaced revealing it could be 512bhp and the carbon-fibre body will contribute to a 100kg reduced dry weight.
Further info to surface also reveals the GT-R is actually a loss maker for the Japanese manufacturer and not until they roll out more cars on the same platform (such as an Infiniti version) will the automaker see the balance sheet return to the black.
[Source Worldcarfans]
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Nissan GT-R V-Spec
Following the all-conquering performance of the Nissan GT-R it comes as little surprise the world is eager to see what the high(er)-performance V-spec model will be able to do and judging by the latest details that have recently surfaced we won’t have long to wait. According to print magazine Car & Driver a preliminary version of the GT-R V-Spec (or Spec-V) will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in September with sales to commence as soon as December for the Japanese market, we will probably have to wait until close to 2010 before it hits the European and North American markets.
The performance figures for the new model have been kept under wraps so far leaving all of us in the media having to rely on pure speculation. Initially a figure of 550hp has been suggested, although an unverified leaked brochure surfaced revealing it could be 512bhp and the carbon-fibre body will contribute to a 100kg reduced dry weight.
Further info to surface also reveals the GT-R is actually a loss maker for the Japanese manufacturer and not until they roll out more cars on the same platform (such as an Infiniti version) will the automaker see the balance sheet return to the black.
[Source Worldcarfans]
t have long to wait. According to print magazine Car & Driver a preliminary version of the GT-R V-Spec (or Spec-V) will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in September with sales to commence as soon as December for the Japanese market, we will probably have to wait until close to 2010 before it hits the European and North American markets.The performance figures for the new model have been kept under wraps so far leaving all of us in the media having to rely on pure speculation. Initially a figure of 550hp has been suggested, although an unverified leaked brochure surfaced revealing it could be 512bhp and the carbon-fibre body will contribute to a 100kg reduced dry weight.
Further info to surface also reveals the GT-R is actually a loss maker for the Japanese manufacturer and not until they roll out more cars on the same platform (such as an Infiniti version) will the automaker see the balance sheet return to the black.
[Source Worldcarfans]
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VIDEO: Webrides.tv pits Nissan GT-R against Ford GT in Super Lap
Written By nyit on Sunday, June 8, 2008 | 6:56 PM
The hi-tech Japanese against the American muscle car. I am not gonna tell what car won but its a good race! The only thing I want to say is that they used Kazunori Yamauchi (the godfather of Gran Turismo) for this video.
Kazunori Yamauchi got a Nissan GT-R as a thanks of helping to build the GT-R. To me the Ford GT is the winner thanks to the looks but a understand if you like the GT-R more because of the price and because its JDM. I like the Nissan more and more everyday and that’s all because of the positive journalist responses. But there’s one thing what makes me not choose for it and thats the looks. The R34 is so much more good looking and everyone chooses a car for the looks wright?
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VIDEO: Webrides.tv pits Nissan GT-R against Ford GT in Super Lap
The hi-tech Japanese against the American muscle car. I am not gonna tell what car won but its a good race! The only thing I want to say is that they used Kazunori Yamauchi (the godfather of Gran Turismo) for this video.
Kazunori Yamauchi got a Nissan GT-R as a thanks of helping to build the GT-R. To me the Ford GT is the winner thanks to the looks but a understand if you like the GT-R more because of the price and because its JDM. I like the Nissan more and more everyday and that’s all because of the positive journalist responses. But there’s one thing what makes me not choose for it and thats the looks. The R34 is so much more good looking and everyone chooses a car for the looks wright?
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Bentley continental GT Mulliner with many mods
Written By nyit on Friday, May 16, 2008 | 8:00 AM
Much better than stock! This bentley does not only has HRE wheels (again) but also a complete bodykit. Thanks to some tuning the car produces 670HP/700TQ
2007 Tempest Silver GT Mulliner
Black Interior with white stripping and piano black/diamond plating
Aftermarket - Veilside front bumper, Wald side skirts, Wald Rear bumper,
Mansory trunk spoiler, QuickSilver/Fabspeed bypass exhaust, GIAC Software
(670HP/700TQ), tinted windows, 21″ HRE Monoblock with new tires.
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Bentley continental GT Mulliner with many mods
Much better than stock! This bentley does not only has HRE wheels (again) but also a complete bodykit. Thanks to some tuning the car produces 670HP/700TQ
2007 Tempest Silver GT Mulliner
Black Interior with white stripping and piano black/diamond plating
Aftermarket - Veilside front bumper, Wald side skirts, Wald Rear bumper,
Mansory trunk spoiler, QuickSilver/Fabspeed bypass exhaust, GIAC Software
(670HP/700TQ), tinted windows, 21″ HRE Monoblock with new tires.
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