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Nissan Concludes Production of GT-R R35 After 18 Years

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

Nissan has ended the production of its GT-R R35 sports car after an 18-year run. The final vehicle was manufactured at Nissan's Tochigi plant. Chief Executive Ivan Espinosa hinted at the possibility of the GT-R nameplate returning in the future, although no specific plans have been announced. The GT-R R35 has been a significant model in Nissan's lineup, known for its performance and technological advancements.

Why It's Important?

The conclusion of the GT-R R35 production marks the end of an era for Nissan and its enthusiasts. The GT-R has been a flagship model, representing Nissan's engineering prowess and performance capabilities. Its discontinuation may impact Nissan's brand identity and market positioning. However, the potential return of the GT-R nameplate could generate anticipation and excitement among fans, influencing future product strategies.
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