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Nissan Unveils It’s Newest Supercar The 2017 GT-R At (Video)

Mar 28, 2016

The new 2017 Nissan GT-R, which features the most significant makeover to the iconic supercar since its launch in 2007, made its global debut today at the 2016 New York International Auto Show. It features a fresh look inside and out, as well a major driving performance enhancements and key new features. The GT-R Premium, the first of four 2017 GT-R grade levels, goes on sale at select GT-R Certified Nissan retailers in summer 2016.

New 2017 GT-R features the most significant changes to Nissan’s flagship supercar since it was introduced in 2007
All aspects are enhanced to broaden the appeal to customers seeking both GT (Grand Touring) and R (Racing) experiences – including new dynamic styling and 565 horsepower, an increase of 20 HP
New premium cabin includes available hand-selected Nappa leather, revised front seat design, simplified switch layout and NissanConnectSM with Navigation, Mobile Apps and Services

In presenting the 2017 GT-R to an assembly of international automotive and business media Daniele Schillaci, executive vice president, Global Marketing & Sales, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. stated: “ This new GT-R is the most advanced, most refined and most progressive sports car that Nissan has ever built. And that is saying a lot.”

The enhancements to the new GT-R focus on five key areas – exterior design, interior refinement, driving performance, ride comfort and advanced technology – all with the intent to create new levels of refinement and excitement.

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By TestDriveNow for SouthFloridaReporter.com, Mar. 28, 2016

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