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2009 Nissan GT-R Picture Gallery

You asked for more pictures of 2009 Nissan GT-R, so here they are. More pictures that you can shake a bloody stick at. The old GT-R Skyline, the new 2009 Nissan GT-R, the customizable multifuction display integrated into the dash, the start button, the Nismo Super GT-R, the innards, the outtards (is that a word?), the VR38DETT engine, everything. We have pictures of every aspect of the GT-R. We even have videos.

So sit back and enjoy, you’ve found what you were looking for:


As soon as they come out, they get smashed up. Fast cars go fast. Remember that, people.


A nice display of half the innards. Good stuff.


another Half car.


Incoming


GT-R Speedometer


The Start Button on the GT-R


GT-R tail light


The Nissan GT-R Pace Car


The Nismo GT-R GT500 car


2009 Nissan GT-R VR38DETT engine


The GT-R’s customizable multifuction display

TopGear’s Jeremy Clarkson reviews the Nissan GTR at Fuji Speedway in Japan:



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Nissan will offer U.S. clean-diesel Maxima in manual only

Nissan confirmed a clean-diesel version of the Nissan Maxima for 2010 back in April 2007. Now that the new redesigned 2009 Nissan Maxima is here, the long-awaited first clean diesel for the U.S. from...



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PCH, Off-Roading In Lake Of Fire National Park: Land Rover or Nissan Patrol? [Project Car Hell]

Welcome to Project Car Hell, where you choose your eternity by selecting the project that's the coolest... and the most hellish! When we last dove into the triazadienyl fluoride-filled Garage-O-Pain, we learned that eternity with a Lancia Scorpion would be better- or maybe worse- than eternity with an Austin Healey Sprite race car. We've been neglecting our four-wheelin' friends for too long; in fact, the last time we pitted one four-wheel-drive truck against another was last winter's Farm Equipment Edition PCH. So here we go- does PCH Microbe Japan have any hope whatsoever against PCH Superpower Britain? We'll find out today!


You hear a lot about the Toyota Land Cruiser, but don't forget that Nissan also made an off-road truck back in the day! That's right, we mean the Nissan Patrol, and you can get this '69 (go here if the ad disappears) for under a thousand bucks. Well, that's the asking price; reading the statement "i have it parked behind my house in Norwood and sold the house so I need to n move it" and checking out the photos makes us think the real price might be a lot lower. It ran when parked "a few years ago" (probable translation: 1995), and Colorado is pretty dry- probably not much rust. How hard could it be?

Let's look at the question of which vintage 4-wheel-drive to get in a different way: say you're an African warlord and you need to move your stash of gold bars and AK-47s across the border before some up-and-coming regional strongman takes it away from you. What vehicle do you want to use? No, you can't have a Toyota Hilux- that's against the rules of this game. That's right, you'll take an old Land Rover! So when you're scouring the mossy, mildewy wilds of coastal Oregon for a nice off-road machine to take on the kind of camping trip that resembles the Bataan Death March, what's it going to be? You got it- this '1960ish' Land Rover (go here if the ad disappears). Sure, it needs everything replaced a little TLC, and the rust problem is terminal somewhat severe, but it's only $350! In a single sentence, the seller maps out the road in front of the next owner of this fine British machine: "Has motor where it should be but tranny parts are in back seat of vehical & does not run." See, the motor is where it should be! Easy project, for sure!

Nissan Patrol or Land Rover?
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2007 Detroit Auto Show: Nissan Rogue

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Nissan joins the compact SUV market in the U.S. with its new Rogue seen here. The stylish little SUV will compete directly against the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4 and will have available all-wheel drive. It’s powered by a 175 hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder mated to a CVT transmission. A set of shift paddles on the steering wheel is optional, but we don’t see this as being a sports-oriented vehicle. It more aptly will fill the role as a compact hauler of people and their stuff with some style and high quality interior finishes, if it’s anything like the latest Sentra.

Stability control, traction control, four-wheel disc brakes with ABS, front and rear curtain airbags and active head restraints are all standard. Nissan says the Rogue will go on sale in September 2007. Expect pricing to start around $20,000 with fully loaded models reaching the high $20,000 range.

We’ll have more information and live photos for you when the Rogue debuts to the media at the Detroit auto show on January 7. For now, continue reading for the photos Nissan has provided.

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More images will be posted later today.



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2006 L.A. Auto Show: Nissan Altima Coupe

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When we first heard Nissan was building a two-door version of its popular Altima sedan we weren’t really sure it made much sense. After seeing it here we’re pretty impressed with the looks. The coupe is based on the new Altima sedan and will feature all the same powertrains as the four-door. However, because of the lighter weight, shorter length, and lower height the company promises a sportier driving experience than the sedan.

A full breakdown of this new model for Nissan will follow later today. For now enjoy the pictures below and expect to see the new Altima two-door on sale this summer.

Cars.com 2006 L.A. Auto Show Coverage

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