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While most of the changes will be minimal, consisting of a few minor cosmetic and powertrain changes, Edmunds is reporting that a high-ranking Nissan exec confirmed the updated car would lose the current version�s launch control system."

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While most of the changes will be minimal, consisting of a few minor cosmetic and powertrain changes, Edmunds is reporting that a high-ranking Nissan exec confirmed the updated car would lose the current version�s launch control system."

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://www.motorauthority.com/report...-for-2009.html "The Nissan GT-R has finally filtered its way into the retail channels of most global markets, with a fair number of customer cars on the streets. But just as those owners are getting familiar with their cars, Nissan appears to be working on a slightly revised and upgraded version for sale in 2009, tentatively dubbed the Series II. While most of the changes will be minimal, consisting of a few minor cosmetic and powertrain changes, Edmunds is reporting that a high-ranking Nissan exec confirmed the updated car would lose the current version�s launch control system."

POST 2Original post

The GT-R has all the right performance numbers but I've seen one in person and I really don't like the way it looks.

POST 5Original post

Have seen a couple on the road, but not up close.The performance value and numbers are great...just not the looks .

POST 6Original post

I know it's a hell of a car... but for some reason it just does not "do it for me" ..

POST 7Original post

I dont care if its faster... its FUGLY as all get up...obviously designed to get the Honda tuna can exhaust pipe drivers all excited... go have fun guys.... still I bet it drives very well... just no appeal to me in any way

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