2014 Nissan GT-R

The  power stands pat at 545 horsepower and 463 lb-ft. of torque, engine response will be significantly improved. For that we can thank new fuel injectors, which will improve throttle response at high rpm, as well as a new oil pan baffle, upgraded intake system and revised exhaust. Torque will come on quicker, and while we don’t have test numbers, the AWD GT-R will accelerate from 0-60 mph in well under 3 seconds.

And teh other changes include a suspension recalibration including stiffer spring and damping rates for all four wheels, and a revised front anti-roll bar, which Nissan says will help stability at high speeds. The chassis has been given additional support for even more rigidity, and the car now features a lower center of gravity.

Inside, there’s a new available interior package featuring sumptuous Red Amber semi-aniline leather and hand stitching. The flashy GT-R Black Series will continue for 2014.