Tuner Creates First Nissan GT-R Wagon
GT-R styling, Wagon practicality
By Michael Gauthier
March 9, 2009 3:00 PM
Filed Under: Japanese, Nissan, Tuners
The Nissan GT-R has already received rave reviews from just about everyone but those looking for a more family friendly version have been left waiting for the long rumored GT-R sedan to make its debut. Well it appears someone finally got tired of waiting and ended up creating what could be the world's first GT-R wagon.
Wearing a GT-R front end, the Nissan Stagea wagon boasts an aggressive appearance that would make drivers of the BMW M5 Touring and Mercedes E63 AMG Wagon think twice about passing. Built by Japan's Kids Heart tuning company the GT-R Stagea features a reduced ride height, big matte black wheels with bright accents, and a GT-R inspired rear bumper with quad exhaust tips.
Although we cannot be certain if the wagon features the GT-R's 3.8-liter twin turbo V6 engine with 480 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque, it has more than enough style to get by on its unique looks.
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