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.
Powering the Nissan GT-R is a 3.8-liter twin turbo-charged VQ V6
engine, which now produces a total of 485 horsepower for 2010. The
engine is mated to a six-speed dual clutch transmission which gets
updated programming thanks to a new Transmission Control Module (TCM).
This component according to Middletown Auto Service
will optimize clutch engagement for additional drivability and
acceleration in conjunction with the Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC)
system.
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.
Joe Kent is a writer for TK Carsites, an automotive website design and marketing firm in Orange, CA, that specializes in car dealer marketing and working with car dealers nationwide.
