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24-05-2007, 10:49 AM
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Nissan Australia are lobbying hard to get the new Nissan GT-R for sale in Australia
"While various powerplants have been rumoured, the smart money is now on a twin-turbo V6 engine producing around about 320kW in its 'base' form. Powered up versions are said to be good for over 400kW!" Click here for full story Doesn't mention anything about the price, but i presume somewhere in the region of $100,000. Power to weight this thing will kill anything from the local boys at the moment, Holden need to release a GTS-R with LS7 and Ford need a supercharged Boss 5.4
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What will be FPV/HSV response to new Nissan GT-R
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