NISSAN GT-R R36 Ver.398
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The GT-R is a notchback coupe-type luxury sports car (passenger car) manufactured and sold by Nissan Motor since 2007 (Heisei 19).
The Tochigi Plant is in charge of all production, regardless of the destination.
It is the successor to the Skyline GT-R, which is a symbol of the Nissan sports model.
As a vehicle model, it corresponds to the 6th generation from the first 2000GT-R (PGC / KPGC10 type) of the C10 type Skyline, but this GT-R is a model that has nothing to do with the Skyline series.
The vehicle model is R35 following the basic model R34 of the 10th generation Skyline to which the 2nd generation final model belongs, and it is a different series from the 11th generation V35 and later as the Skyline series.
Here, we describe the R36 type design study model beyond that.
With the R35, I had doubts that the vehicle was too large, so I made it more in line with Japanese sizing.
The front grille design crosses over the latest Nissan design, the R34GT-R design, and the large trapezoidal grille, which is a symbol of high performance, expressing a sense of intimidation and power.
In addition, intakes were placed in various places to consider air resistance.
The side design incorporates the elements of the original Hakosuka GT-R and NISSAN CONCEPT 2020.
The rear design is almost the same as the R35 design.
Carbon was placed here and there to reduce the weight of the vehicle.
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