Articles about Nissan GT R50 By Italdesign

It celebrates the GT-R’s 50th birthday

First, it was a concept car. Then, weirdly, it was a computer rendering, showing what the actual production car would look like (identical to the concept car, in fact). But now, at long last, it's here: The Nissan GT-R50 by

Only 50 will be made

We now invite you to gaze upon these images of the production-ready Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign. Notice anything? Yep-it's barely changed at all from the quite stunning concept car first revealed to celebrate the GT-R's half-

Fifty years of Nissan GT-R development culminates in a gold-tinted road trip

The veins in my eyes are throbbing. A sheen of stress sweat shines on my forehead, and I can feel my heartbeat in my temples. Midtown Manhattan in rush hour is-without exception-the worst place to drive a car I've

#1: Not all Skylines are GT-Rs, and not all GT-Rs are Skylines

Okay, so this can get complicated if you're not into your GT-R-slash-old-JDM metal, but bear with us. The Skyline was a regular little sedan or wagon produced by the Prince Motor Company from the late '50s, then

Pick your favorite here

Power: 1,887hpTop speed: 415kphRimac claims the C_Two's four electric motors develop a combined 1,887hp and 2,300Nm of torque. The front wheels individually use a single-speed gearbox each, while the use of twin two-speed gearboxes at the

The best of Italy and Japan in one machine

Some years are bigger than others. On current form, 2018 is shaping up to be one that'll linger longer in the memory. But it still has some way to go if it's to beat 1968. Journalist Mark Kurlansky managed to

This is what 711hp sounds like

Here's Nissan's GT-R50 concept car at Spa. That sentence should make sense to most of you, but if not, a little context.First off, the Nissan GT-R isn't exactly underpowered. It doesn't suffer from a deficit

The JDM legend turns 50

We've seen some pretty neat iterations of the Nissan GT-R over the years, but very few, if any, can match the sheer beauty of the one you see here. It's called the Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign, and the