Auto Trader NZ
Published 3 September 2020
Driven by Nissan’s head driver and former F1 racer Toshio Suzuki, the stock GT-R lapped the famous Nurburgring circuit in 7m 27.56s – almost two seconds faster than the last model.
Differences between the 2010 model and the outgoing version include a 5hp (4kW) increase in power, a slightly modified suspension setup, stickier tyres, and a reprogrammed gearbox.
Nissan is determined to beat the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, which posted a lap time of 7m 26.4s last year, and will be making further attempts over the next few days.