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Nissan will be giving more power to its Nissan GTR 35 next year by removing the lost launch control and a few electronics tweaks to allow the car to produce 478 hp compare with the original 473 hp. It will also be stickier thanks to the stock fitment of Dunlop SP Sport 600 DSST tires – the same troublesome rubber that earned the GT-R its 7:29 'Ring time and the continued public complaints of Porsche – and altered spring rate settings.

The Premium Edition GT-R gets rims in Gun Metal Grey, and the Black Edition wears the same wheels in black. And in a development straight out of a marketing roundtable, Pearl White simply wasn't cutting it as an exterior color, so it's been replaced by a "deep" white called "Storm". The retail price of the car will increase about 3.8% which up to £56,795 and add £1,300 more for a Premium Edition or £2,600 for the Black Edition.