Engine
VR38DETT
3.8‑litre twin‑turbocharged V6 · hand‑built · GT3‑derived turbochargers
Nissan GT‑R · R35 · NISMO
Built for AYAANKING7
600 PS from a hand-assembled twin-turbo V6, a carbon roof, and a chassis sharpened on the Nürburgring. The R35 NISMO is the most extreme GT‑R Nissan has ever put on a road.
01 / The numbers
Every NISMO engine is assembled by a single takumi master craftsman, who signs the plaque on the cam cover. These are their numbers.
Engine
VR38DETT
3.8‑litre twin‑turbocharged V6 · hand‑built · GT3‑derived turbochargers
Power
0PS
441 kW · 592 bhp @ 6,800 rpm
Torque
0Nm
481 lb‑ft @ 3,600–5,600 rpm
0–100 km/h
0sec
Launch control · ATTESA E‑TS all‑wheel drive
Top speed
0km/h
196 mph · electronically governed
Gearbox
0speed
Rear‑mounted dual‑clutch transaxle
Nürburgring Nordschleife
7:08.679
The lap that made the NISMO badge mean something.
02 / Gallery
Brilliant White Pearl over exposed carbon, with the red accent line that runs the full length of the car.
03 / Craft
Nothing on the NISMO is decorative. The palette below is lifted straight off the car — body, brakes, exhaust and accent line.
A three-coat pearl that shows every crease of the widened arches.
#F4F6F8
The accent stripe. Runs the sill, the lip and the rear diffuser.
#E60012
Roof, bonnet, bumpers, wing. Weight saved where it matters most.
#0B0C0E
Six-piston Brembo calipers, drilled discs, NISSAN cast into the housing.
#E8890F
Titanium tips that heat-tint blue with use — the R35 signature.
#2E6BE6
04 / Heritage
The first GT‑R. Fifty‑odd touring car wins before it was retired.
RB26DETT and ATTESA all‑wheel drive. Australian press named it. It stuck.
The one every teenager taped to a bedroom wall.
Drops the Skyline name. Keeps the mission: humiliate anything costlier.
7:08.679 around the Nordschleife. A production-car statement.
Seventeen years on, the R35 bows out as the last of its breed.
Fan-built tribute to the car that spent seventeen years refusing to be beaten.
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