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2009 Nissan GT-R Overview

Likes:

  • Brilliant handling
  • Stunning acceleration
  • Automated manual transmission
  • Bargain price tag
  • Video game feel, down to the configurable displays

Dislikes:

  • No manual transmission offered
  • Exotic, no doubt, but does it look super?
  • Video game feel

Bottom Line

By Marty Padgett Marty Padgett, Executive Editor

TheCarConnection.com's car experts researched Web reviews for the 2009 Nissan GT-R to compile this full review. TheCarConnection.com's editors also hammered away on the back roads of northern Georgia in the 2009 Nissan GT-R to bring you firsthand driving impressions that ...

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By Marty Padgett Marty Padgett, Executive Editor

The 2009 Nissan GT-R makes an indelible impression on drivers—and everyone who catches a glimpse of its sharklike silhouette—with its styling. It’s no knockoff of historical shapes or classic themes; the GT-R is a wedge attack on the road ahead, with a rakish roofline and...

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Select a Trim:

Trim MSRP / Invoice Fuel Econ
2009 Nissan GT-R: 2dr Coupe $76,840 / $72,318 City: 16
Hwy: 21
2009 Nissan GT-R: 2dr Coupe Premium $79,090 / $74,434 City: 16
Hwy: 21

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Like some vice-presidential picks, the GT-R has laid low some well-thought-out plans for world domination with its scorching power and deft handling. The most attuned competitors are the new 2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 and the Porsche 911 Turbo. The ZR1's supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 will push it to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds, 0.3 second faster than the Corvette Z06, according to GM; it'll hit 100 mph in 7.0 seconds, turn in quarter-mile times of 11.3 seconds at 131 mph, and charge to a claimed top speed of 205 mph, all for a price tag some $20,000 higher than the GT-R—and minus two seats. The 911 Turbo punches out 480 horsepower for $125,000—and offers itself in convertible trim for buyers who want the top-down driving experience at nearly 200 mph.

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Comments (2 total)

  1. GT-R

    By santed | Posted: Dec 25th 2008, 06:58:57 AM

    This car is still european, Renault owns a very large portion of Nissan and hence the injection of so much into Nissan, and Renaults are very famous for turbocharging. Renault ELF has also been very popular and powerful in formula 1 for a very long time.

  2. By Glen Morris | Posted: Jun 2nd 2009, 05:29:54 PM

    They're calling the gtr big,do you no ferrari 599 is 183.7 long 77.2 inch wide? Compare to gtr 183.3/74.6 but i guess it ok for ferrari you called the gtr huge.I honestly don't no why they're comparing gtr and zr1 when the car don't go together. The zo6 can't get the job done so let ter zr1. Zr1 638hp Gtr480 zr1 604lbs gtr434 zr1 205per hour gtr 196. They're different car if thats how gm wanna say they have the faster car tell it to babys.

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