Anyone have any info on this? R36? Updated R35?
I've been wondering the same thing. I think they could be these cars @Lunchbox20 mentioned that will come in new "heritage colors". I'd be shocked if they dropped the R36 so suddenly.Anyone have any info on this? R36? Updated R35?
yeah its going to be millennium jade ( or atleast a tribute shade close to it)I've been wondering the same thing. I think they could be these cars @Lunchbox20 mentioned that will come in new "heritage colors". I'd be shocked if they dropped the R36 so suddenly.
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Tamura-san says the Z is not "chasing numbers"
Tamura-san spoke with Road and Track and explained to them that while the Z has impressive performance numbers the car was not designed to go after 0-60 times. Instead it's all about the driving experience, just like he mentioned when he was a ZCON. Tamura likens the Z to a "dance partner."...www.newnissanz.com
Here's the press release Nissan USA released on the T-spec GT-Rs. A limited amount are going to be for sale in North America this winter. I love this midnight purple they're using for the car.YOKOHAMA, Japan – Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. today unveiled the new Japan-market GT-R. The model line-up includes two limited grades, the GT-R Premium Edition T-spec and GT-R Track Edition Engineered by NISMO T-spec. All are scheduled to go on sale in the second half of October.
The two T-spec limited editions are specially equipped with exclusive carbon ceramic brakes, a carbon-fiber rear spoiler, an exclusive engine cover, and an exclusive badge for front and rear. A total of 100 units of the limited-edition models are planned for sale, with successful purchasers selected by lot.
Two new body colors, Midnight Purple and Millennium Jade, have been added to the T-spec options. Midnight Purple is an advanced version of the color used on previous generations of GT-Rs and is inspired by color-shifting of the aurora borealis. Millennium Jade exudes sophistication and conveys a quiet, yet powerful presence.
The name T-spec represents the GT-R’s philosophy of leading and shaping the times and is inspired by the words trend and traction. As a trend maker, the GT-R is created to always be ahead of the times, and the car’s ability to drive with robust grip — a key characteristic engineers have always worked hard on — make it a traction master.
The Nissan GT-R Premium Edition T-spec also has an exclusive interior design, Rays forged alloy wheels (bronze), and suspension that takes advantage of weight reductions below the springs. An expanded wheel-rim width has increased tire rigidity, enabling smooth and sensitive handling.
Developed with a focus on enhanced driving performance, the GT-R Track Edition engineered by NISMO T-spec is specially equipped with an exclusive carbon-fiber roof and trunk lid. GT-R Track Edition engineered by NISMO is a grade based on the standard model enhanced with NISMO technology.
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What I love about Millennium Jade is how from far it might not look like much, but up close and from different angles it starts to show how unique it really is.The Millennium Jade GT-R looks much better in person than the Nissan photos show.
http://instagr.am/p/CT1Gf6VPjU2/
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It's definitely the "subtle" option of the two colors.What I love about Millennium Jade is how from far it might not look like much, but up close and from different angles it starts to show how unique it really is.
It's a bit lighter than I expected in person. When I think of Jade I think of a deeper green.What I love about Millennium Jade is how from far it might not look like much, but up close and from different angles it starts to show how unique it really is.
At this time, there is nothing official yetI've been wondering the same thing. I think they could be these cars @Lunchbox20 mentioned that will come in new "heritage colors". I'd be shocked if they dropped the R36 so suddenly.
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Tamura-san says the Z is not "chasing numbers"
Tamura-san spoke with Road and Track and explained to them that while the Z has impressive performance numbers the car was not designed to go after 0-60 times. Instead it's all about the driving experience, just like he mentioned when he was a ZCON. Tamura likens the Z to a "dance partner."...www.newnissanz.com