Click above for a high-res gallery of our First Drive of the Nissan GT-R.
While we weren’t equipped with the means to record our time on the track with the Nissan GT-R, our friend Ty from Exhaustnote.com had the foresight to bring along a couple of video cameras to Reno/Fernley to show how Godzilla tackles the twisties. We’ve posted two videos: the first is a few hot laps with Mr. R. behind the wheel and the second is a great five-minute clip inside the car with Steve Millen giving the blow-by-blow on how the GT-R handles the rigors of track duty. Check them both after the jump.
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Ford Transit: Chassis cab and cutaway models enable commercial customers to adapt Transit to a wide variety of upfitted bodies for optimization to their specific needs. (03/04/2013)
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Ford Transit: Chassis cab and cutaway models employ a unique uni-ladder construction, combining a unibody cab with rear frame rails. The chassis cab and cutaway versions feature boron steel for stiffness. The frame rails underpin 100 percent of the cab area. (03/04/2013)
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Ford Transit: Chassis cab and cutaway models employ a unique uni-ladder construction, combining a unibody cab with rear frame rails. The chassis cab and cutaway versions feature boron steel for stiffness. The frame rails underpin 100 percent of the cab area. (03/04/2013)
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Ford Transit: Chassis cab and cutaway models feature high-strength steel in the uni-ladder frame rails and offer extension plates for mounting extra-length body upfits. (03/04/2013)
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