The evolution never stops, especially in the world of supercars, where the challenge is made from Green Hell lap times, the old Nurburgring. For this to Nissan, despite the success of the GT-R very bad, and the arrival of the enhanced version at 530 hp, are considering ways to further improve their baby, already uncomfortable with the most noble sports.
In fact, in 2012, enabling development, should get a version of the sport even more bad Japan: will be identified by the initials R and Spec should have a more powerful heart, we are talking about 560 hp, and a dress lighter, weighing less about 40 kg. Numbers that promise to further improvement in performance during acceleration and they do think of another record in the old Nurburgring.
Meanwhile the German track and continue testing the development of a car that wants to write other important pages in the book of sports. For the moment we do not know the time needed for final development, but the news has already been disseminated and fans eagerly await final data for this further evolution of the GT-R. 
In fact, in 2012, enabling development, should get a version of the sport even more bad Japan: will be identified by the initials R and Spec should have a more powerful heart, we are talking about 560 hp, and a dress lighter, weighing less about 40 kg. Numbers that promise to further improvement in performance during acceleration and they do think of another record in the old Nurburgring.
Meanwhile the German track and continue testing the development of a car that wants to write other important pages in the book of sports. For the moment we do not know the time needed for final development, but the news has already been disseminated and fans eagerly await final data for this further evolution of the GT-R.
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