18 years is a long time to keep any flame burning, let alone one like the Nissan R35 GT-R. Today, as assembly for the Japanese domestic market concludes, Nissan draws the curtain on the R35 GT-R. Launched in 2007, it became a North Star for attainable supercar pace, a rolling syllabus in how software, metallurgy and bloody-minded development can make physics blink first. A last salute at Tochigi At Nissan’s Tochigi plant, about 100 ...

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