Here is a little, but important lesson: How to improve perfection? It is not so simply, because firstly you need 2011 Nissan GT-R, then you’ll have to add some more horsepower and torque, after that you have to set-up the chassis and transmission, and finally to add some more comfort inside the vehicle. The result is 2012 MY GT-R.
2012 Nissan GT-R is powered by the famous 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6, which now delivers 550PS (404 kW) at 6400RPM and 652Nm (483 lb-ft) at just 3200RPM.
Engine response and torque at mid and low-speeds, and power at high revolutions, has been significantly improved, mainly due to:
- Improved intake efficiency
- Better air flow resistance, which has been reduced by the addition of an intake manifold fitted to the head of each unit and the use of resin in the enlarged air intake duct for the intercooler.
- Improved exhaust emissions efficiency and enhanced control.
- Reduced air flow resistance thanks to a more compact under floor catalyser which improves emissions efficiency and reduces weight.
- Improved exhaust valve cooling performance by the adoption of a newly-designed metallic sodium-filled valve. At the same time, valve control timing, the air mixture ratio and ignition timing have been improved.
The gearbox received better shift fork arm and a firmer fixing bearing for the flywheel housing. A special differential oil R35 COMPETITION Type 2189E (75W140), which was developed for competition is now used in every version of GT-R.
The body has also received some modifications – reinforcing of certain areas and improved inter-vehicle detection capability. This was achieved by changes in the positioning of the sensor and more rigid, highly-damped vehicle body, and by adding a more accurate acceleration sensor in areas with higher sensitivity in the vibration testing of each vehicle body.
More power needs better suspension with improved responsiveness, smoothness and steering feel, as well as enhanced cornering stability and riding comfort.
Inside, 2012 GT-R has blue lighting inside the tachometer ring to match the shift position indicator light, Rear View Camera device (standard) and Bose sound system woofers.
With the latest 2012MY version, the legend that is the Nissan GT-R continues to evolve.
Source: Nissan
To begin with some data: ¼ mle – 11.2 seconds @ 121.8mph (196 km/h). Yep! This is 2012 Nissan GT-R or the latest “Godzilla”. There is nothing faster on the streets that you can buy for less than $90 000 or twice as much. The car is just unbelievable and a true masterpiece.
Nissan has finally announced the 0-100 km/h acceleration time on its upgraded 2012 Nissan GT-R. The classic sprint time was recorded on a special media test ride event held at the Sendai Hi-land Race Way on November 12th and 13th. 
Great news! One of the best cars in the world – 2012 Nissan GT-R is coming to United States of America. The company has announced the price tag, which is $89 950, a bit more than we expected, but still perfect value for money.
Nissan has exclusively announced that its super athlete 2012 Nissan GT-R is about to hit the offcial dealerships across Japan from November 17th with a starting price of 8,694,000 (approximately 107,000 USD) for the GT-R Pure edition. 
2012 Nissan GT-R have been unveiled at the Paris Motor Show. The car is facelift version of the old GT-R, which is considered to be the best track car of all times.