Nissan GT-R 2020 News
New Nissan GT-R 2023: Nothing off the table for next Porsche 911-slaying supercar
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By Tung Nguyen · 18 Sep 2020
Nissan is looking at any and all technologies to ensure its next R36 GT-R will be one of the most capable and complete performance cars on the planet.Speaking to journalists after the Z Proto reveal, Nissan senior vice-president of global product planning
Why the Subaru WRX and Nissan 400Z are spearheading the Japanese sports car boom
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By Stephen Ottley · 26 Jul 2020
If you are a fan of Japanese sports cars, then 2020 has been an exciting year
What does the new Nissan plan mean for Australia? New Triton-based Navara, Frontier, Titan, Ariya electric SUV and more
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By Stephen Ottley · 31 May 2020
While the first glimpse of the Nissan 400Z grabbed all the attention from the Japanese brand's big press conference, there were a lot of other key revelations about the brand's future.Nissan's president and CEO, Makoto Uchida, and COO, Ashwani Gupta, fron
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance planning new future
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By Stephen Ottley · 21 May 2020
Coming together in a time of crisis is what true partners do. And it seems the current global situation has forced Renault and Nissan to put aside their differences and come up with a new plan for its shaky Alliance; which also includes Mitsubishi.
How Nissan can revive its Australian fortunes
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By Stephen Ottley · 10 May 2020
On the surface, rumours this week Nissan is planning to focus its efforts (and money) on the US and Japanese markets looks like bad news.
New Nissan 400Z and GT-R high on Australian wishlist
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By Tung Nguyen · 19 Apr 2020
Nissan's 370Z sports car and GT-R supercar have both soldiered on in showrooms for over a decade at this point, but successors to both cars are coming soon to add more spice to the Japanese brand.Speaking to exclusively to CarsGuide, Nissan Australia boss
Nissan GT-R 2020 pricing and spec confirmed: Flagship Nismo now more expensive than ever
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By Spencer Leech · 26 Sep 2019
Nissan Australia has priced its new GT-R Nismo at $378,000 plus on-road costs - up $79,000 compared to the outgoing model.Launched this week, the flagship GT-R variant has undergone significant weight reduction, and has been treated to a number of aerodyn
Nissan GT-R 2020 vs the world: Does the Japanese supercar still hold up?
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By Tung Nguyen · 23 Aug 2019
Nissan’s GT-R supercar was a revelation when it launched in Australia in 2009, promising Porsche-slaying performance for a fraction of the price, but now a decade on, can it still keep up with the best in the world?