Nissan has recently released details for the 2010 Nissan GT-R supercar, which received plenty of upgrades compared with the previous model year. The additions to the 2010 Boston Nissan GT-R include five more horsepower, and retuned suspicion, new wheels, and front-, roof-, and side-mounted supplemental airbags which are now all standard.
In addition to the engine and transmission, the brakes and suspension also get attention for 2010. The new Nissan GT receives updated brake lines and calipers and also gets branded more noticeable Brembo/Nissan logos says Nissan Car Loans. New Bilstein shocks feature a new design with improved spring and damper rates, plus the wheels themselves receive some additional finishes.
With additional improvements over the 2009 model, the 2010 Nissan GT-R keeps getting better, and Nissan enthusiasts at Bridgeport CT Nissan are already excited for the updated model. Pricing begins at $81,790, and the Premium model begins at $84,040. If you want iPod compatibility or GT-R branded floormats, expect to shell out a few hundred more. The existing package is an improvement over an already stunning performer. If you’re considering a Porsche, Maserati, or any high-performance vehicle, the Nissan GT-R remains a supercar that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Volvo Dives into Plug-in Hybrid Technology
Volvo has been struggling amid slumping global sales, but that hasn’t stopped the automaker from diving into research and development. One such as product of its R&D efforts is a new plug-in hybrid that will be due by 2012. Volvo has committed itself to producing a high mileage diesel-electric plug-in hybrid, but it has yet to confirm its plans to sell the vehicle in the U.S.
Lexus ES Still Critical to Luxury Brand Lineup
As one Lexus’ most popular models, there will be plenty of drivers that will be happy to see a revamped Lexus ES 350 coming to showrooms later this month. While it may not be a full redesign, the updating certainly brings needed enhancements.
Could GM Utilize Toyota Hybrid Technology?
Toyota and General Motors have had a strong partnership via NUMMI. This seemingly odd relationship was responsible for the Pontiac Vibe, which was build alongside the similar Toyota Matrix in a joint manufacturing venture based in California. With the Pontiac Vibe now discontinued, the question now is what will come of the NUMMI partnership.
