While concept cars aren't always drivable, these do show us the direction a certain carmaker wants to take in the future. From there, companies take note of the concept's reception and eventually decide if it will turn it into a production model.
Conversely, concept cars can also serve as a 'teaser' for a new generation model. Take the Nissan Hyper Force, for example. We saw it in the metal during the Japan Mobility Show last October 2023. It was a surprise, for sure, and it was a treat for a lot of folks there.
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It's one thing to see a concept in the metal, but it's a different experience to get up close with it. To do a walkaround with one is an even bigger deal. It also goes to show how much an automaker trusts just a select few motoring journalists with its million-dollar concept car.
Luckily, TopGear.com's Tom Ford is one of them. TG's associate editor was given access to what could become the next-generation Nissan GT-R. Not only that, we get to see what it's like inside, along with other intricate details of the Nissan Hyper Force concept.
So, without further ado, check out TopGear.com's close look at what could become the future of Nissan's performance cars.
