As @pokemonfan58 mentioned Ii's going to be another facelift, but the changes are going to be more noticeable at the front. It is more drastic than the 2012 model year update, expect the corporate grill to feature in a similar way to this:
EDIT: When are Full-LED lights in the GT-R going to become a thing? It would certainly make it less obvious the car is approaching its 9th year of production.
Could it be possible that they might put GT-R on a diet by switching into the recently debuted 3l twinturbo V6? I'd assume it is lighter and more fuel efficient even if they tweak it to match power output of current motor.
Could it be possible that they might put GT-R on a diet by switching into the recently debuted 3l twinturbo V6? I'd assume it is lighter and more fuel efficient even if they tweak it to match power output of current motor.
I think that is a risky move, people are going to associate the R35 with the much cheaper Infiniti Q60. However, there is a high chance the VR30 engine will be used in the R36 with a Hybrid setup.
Could it be possible that they might put GT-R on a diet by switching into the recently debuted 3l twinturbo V6? I'd assume it is lighter and more fuel efficient even if they tweak it to match power output of current motor.
I think it would be cool if one of these facelifts just made it look more like the 2005 concept. I always thought that looked better than the final car, and was one of the few times where that unfortunate mascara car design stuff looked really good.
Brown and black two-tone interiors are gaudy and awful. It looks like a cheap cover, even more so than the new Viper. I'll just have my interior in black, thanks, as it's much easier to care for and lasts a lot longer.
