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Classic supercars don’t get much more exciting than this, as the Nissan GT-R steps up for another round of applause. Starting with appearances, it’s all about the perfect blend of futurism and luxury, combining sleek sharp edges, a menacing front facade, and a balanced colour scheme that includes high quality finishes throughout. Each coupe in the series uses an all-wheel drive setup, and given the immensity of power on offer, it’s not hard to see why. With the top-spec NISMO variant pumping out 441kW and 653Nm from a 3.8L twin-turbo V6, acceleration is off the charts. Even the base variant possesses an intimidating level of energy that can hardly be believed, however thankfully the coupe’s grip and balance are equally up to the task. Few would ever consider the Nissan GT-R as an everyday drive. It is, ultimately, an aspirational goal for those who have made it in life. Don’t expect the luxuries of life to necessarily follow you into the cabin of the vehicle, however for an explosive, raucous and thrilling experience, few cars have the mechanical accomplishment to deliver such a dramatic assault on the senses.