The current R35-generation Nissan GT-R will finally end production next year, after a 17-year run. That's twice as long as what most other vehicles have for a shelf life, but if Nissan had its way the ...

After 17 years on the market, the R35 Nissan GT-R is now due for retirement, and we won’t see a replacement for a while ...

The venerable GT-R has been in production since December 2007, but time is running out for the R35. It's been retir ...

“It’s still on sale – for the moment.” A lightly cryptic message from Nissan’s global product chief Pierre Loing when we bring up that most venerable of sports cars, the GT-R, which soldiers on in R35 ...

What do I spy here, then? The first Nismo-badged car to be offered to European folk since the GT-R was forced into early ...

Let’s hope this new Ariya Nismo kickstarts a similarly diverse era. It arrives on European shores in January 2025 as that ...

Are the toughest of times finally behind Nissan’s luxury brand? Starved of fresh models, at long last things are changing.

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