Nissan GT-R production to end in October 2024 after 17 years
After a glorious production run of 17 years, Nissan has confirmed it will phase out the R35 GT-R sports car in October this year. North America was one of the last markets where the GT-R was still on sale. It was discontinued in India and the Europe in 2022. Nissan USA is sending off the GT-R with two special edition models - Skyline and Takumi Editions - which were unveiled earlier this year. Nissan GT-R production to end after 17-year long run Was powered by a 570hp, 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 engine No direct replacement on the cards Nissan GT-R: an overview Fondly known as the Godzilla, the current-generation GT-R debuted in 2007, replacing the R34 Skyline GT-R. Over the years, Nissan has given it two major facelifts along with several special editions and timely performance upgrades to keep it relevant against newer rivals and changing regulations across markets. This sports car was particularly renowned in the tuning circle, with some examples even producing over a 1000hp