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"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
The Dec 07 issue of Car and Driver says the Skyline GT-R is NOT the same platform.
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
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The Dec 07 issue of Car and Driver says the Skyline GT-R is NOT the same platform.
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
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The Dec 07 issue of Car and Driver says the Skyline GT-R is NOT the same platform.
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
"The foundation for the new GT-R will be a chassis dedicated to this application—no commonality, according to Nissan, with the corporate FM architecture, the structure that made a grand entrance on the revived Z car in 2002."
http://www.caranddriver.com/previews...-us-page2.html
The GT-R is now a stand alone model.
I want to say the Skyline is FM and the Skyline "JM".
Please correct me if I am wrong
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