The legendary Nissan GT-R R35, famously known as "Godzilla," could soon be roaring down streets and racetracks for the very last time. Reports from Japan suggest that Nissan may limit production of this iconic sports car to just 1,500 final units, making the 2025 model year potentially the last chapter for the beloved GT-R R35. Imagine a car that has defined high-performance driving since 2009—now possibly nearing the end of its incredible journey.
Will the GT-R R35 truly say goodbye? While Nissan has not officially confirmed these rumors, enthusiasts worldwide are anxiously waiting for news. The challenges of sourcing crucial parts seem to be influencing Nissan’s decision to halt production, with speculation that only 300 units of the NISMO variant will be included in the final batch. These last models are set to become collector’s items, treasured by fans who have admired this powerful machine for over a decade.
In this video, we explore:
The possible end of production for the GT-R R35 and what it means for car enthusiasts.
A deep dive into the performance, legacy, and innovations that have kept the GT-R at the forefront of high-speed driving.
Insights into what makes the final NISMO models so special and why these could be the ultimate collector’s items.
As anticipation builds, the automotive world waits with bated breath for an official statement from Nissan. Whether the GT-R R35 will truly reach the end of its journey in 2025 or continue to defy expectations, this car’s legacy will live on in the hearts of fans everywhere.
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