Japan produced several iconic sports car nameplates over the years, but if you're looking for the fastest and most capable Japanese car of all time, there's only one model you want: the Nissan GT-R.

These cars have all the ingredients to become future classics – be it unmatched performance, soul-stirring engagement, or limited production run – and they are captivating not just enthusiasts, but ...

The HPT turbochargers check in at 88mm, which can generate enough airflow for well over 3,000-hp. The team unveiled the revamped ride during the 2024 PRI Show in the Holley exhibit. The vehicle ...

The year 2025 marks the end of an era for Godzilla — the sports car, that is, not the monster franchise. As of last month, ...

AWD and tire performance are fundamental to accelerative ability, yet the R35’s unprecedented-for-a-Japanese car’s power-to-weight ratio of 8.8 lb/hp also contributes. At its 2008 debut ...

Since its debut at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, the R35 evolved through multiple updates, growing from 473 hp in its original form to 600 hp in the final Nismo version. While the R35 exits the stage ...

The R35 has been around since 2007 and received numerous ... The initial 473 horsepower (353 kW / 480 PS) has grown to 565 hp (421 kW / 573 PS) after the 2023 facelift, with the high-performance ...

After nearly two decades of embarrassing supercars, Nissan has officially stopped taking orders for the indomitable R35 GT-R in Japan. That's its last surviving market, following its retirement in ...

The good folks over at the racing-focused 'ImportRace' channel on YT are not dwelling around their usual venue - Island ...