The announcement regarding the updates of all-wheel-drive 2013 Nissan GT-R has recently been disclosed. From January 2012 these automobiles will go on for sale. The engine is customized with a whooping 545 hp along with 463 lb-ft torque. The uproar and transmission feel were suppressed, and the suspension was reinstalled. All models are now tailored with a rearview screen.

Nissan claims improvement of the exhaust system, upgraded consumption efficiency of the twin-turbocharged V6 and reduced airflow resistance will help to get the added 15 hp. Again, the power of all the GT-R engines can marginally vary as all of them are hand-made. It takes only 2.9 seconds to hit 0-to-60-mph for the previous year’s model, so a bit swiftness is expected.

Strengthened scheme of shift forks arms with a steadier fitting bearing in the flywheel covering is used in order to improve the transmission. A high - performance differential fuel which is generally used in race cars is utilized in all models.

For adjusting in the road surfaces these models consist Bilstein DampTronic system suspension which can be hardened by only touching a button. The brakes are supplied by brembo, six-piston and four-piston for front calipers and rear calipers respectively.

Max GT tires from Dunlop Sports along with 20-inch Rays wheels that are adjusted at the corners.The actual price of these Nissan GT-R has yet not disclosed but expected to be a small hike from the previous year’s $90,950 MSRP.