Nissan GT-R Wins CoTY Japan Most Advanced Technology Award
Nissan GT-R has won one of Japan's most coveted awards. The giant-slaying sports car scooped Most Advanced Technology Award at the Car of the Year Japan Awards 2008 - 2009. Citing the GT-R, the Executive Committee said: as a supercar that delivers powerful performance and clean emission, featuring an advanced new body structure combining carbon, aluminium and steel, in addition to its impressive dual-clutch transmission and the world's first independent transaxle 4WD".
No doubt the 353kW GT-R has caused major waves since bursting onto the scene almost a year ago in Japan. US deliveries began in July, while Europe will follow next spring, with certain African countries lined up for the third quarter of 2009.
NISSAN GT-R WINS CAR OF THE YEAR JAPAN‘S MOST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AWARD
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd is proud that the NISSAN GT-R supercar has won the Most Advanced Technology Award, one of the highly coveted awards of Car of the Year Japan 2008-2009.
The final selection, conducted by the Car of the Year Japan Executive Committee, took place from November 10-11 at Oiso, Kanagawa prefecture. In awarding winner, the jury cited the NISSAN GT-R "as a supercar that delivers powerful performance and clean emission, featuring an advanced new body structure combining carbon, aluminium and steel, in addition to its impressive dual-clutch transmission and the world's first independent transaxle 4WD".
NISSAN GT-R has been a global success since its launch on December 6, 2007 in Japan and July 7, 2008 in North America. The NISSAN GT-R will be arriving in Europe next spring.












