Nissan GT-R Powers Ahead as Rare US Sight
The 2010 GT-R introduces more horsepower to 485, a revised suspension, lighter wheels, and improved brakes with standard curtain airbags. Starting price climbs to 81,790 dollars, with 2011 at 85,060 including destination. Despite limited shipments of about 3,600 units since 2008, Nissan markets the all wheel drive, V-6 supercar as a high performance, near bargain versus rivals like the Audi R8 and Porsche 911 Carrera 4.