Overview & Reviews
For 2011, the Nissan GT-R is no longer offered in a base trim level, leaving the Premium model as the sole choice. Nissan has retuned the suspension for greater comfort, while the exterior has darker wheel center caps, double clear-coat paint on the front and rear fascias and revised rear cooling ducts. Automatic headlights, speed-sensitive windshield wipers, iPod connectivity, streaming Bluetooth audio and DVD playback are all now standard. Furthermore, real-time traffic and weather capabilities have been added to the navigation system.
- Heart-stopping acceleration, immensely capable handling, easy to drive fast, high-quality interior, bargain price.
- No manual-transmission option, big and bulky.
User Reviews:
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Great But - 2011 Nissan GT-R
By johnny - September 5 - 11:06 amIve had this for 4 months now and absolutely love it. However, many things need to be changed, before you think about purchasing, figure out what you care about. First ill start with the bad. The ride is very very harsh! The comfort setting does absolutely nothing to make the ride more comfortable. I live in the Midwest Chicago, Milwaukee area and the roads are horrible. Nissan needs to add a true comfort setting. The sound deadening is nonexistent because I can hear tons of road noise, gravel, rocks, exhaust, & transmission noises. No backup camera or parking sensors! Or memory & cooled seats! An $85k car should have it! Why they skimped on that it beyond me. A real launch!
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