tyndago - R35 - 2009 Nissan GT-R

Weight 1740 kg /3836 lbs ( 1730 with titanium muffler - 3814 lbs) (Autoweek - 3792 lbs)
Premium edition comes with a Bose sound system (optional on the Base Edition)
Side airbag system is optional on both trims
Dampers, stability control and gearchange speed all have multiple settings to adjust their level of aggression.
A three-year service program is included with the purchase of each GT-R. This program consists of wheel alignments and engine and transmission checkups every year. Only those dealerships willing to invest in this equipment and training required by the factory have a shot at having GT-Rs grace their showrooms. In Japan, 10 percent of Nissan's sales outlets will offer GT-Rs and we expect a similar ratio Stateside.

The engine designation is VR38DETT (Twin Turbocharged 3.8-liter V6) 60-degree vee angle and bore spacing with Nissan's acclaimed VQ-Series, which is used in everything from the 350Z to several Infiniti SUVs. Few parts are shared between the two engine series.
7000 rpm redline
The engine performance of the 3 trims is the same
IHI turbos with integrated exhaust manifolds
10.2 psi (Car and Driver)
473 horsepower @ 6400 rpms
433 pound-feet of torque from 3200 to 5200 rpm.
20-inch wheels wrapped by Bridgestone Potenza RE070s, 255/40 in front and 285/35 rears.
Front suspension was upper and lower A-arms and the rear was a five-link.
Bilstein Damptronic shocks: 3 settings R, Sports and Comfort
0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds
11.7 seconds in the quarter mile
192 mph top speed (Autoweek 193mph)
7:29 Nurburgring (ver 2.0)7:38:54 Nurburgring(ver 1.0)
0.99 lateral G
Carbon fiber propshaft
GR6 transmission -transaxle (The shifting is done via a direct, twin-clutch system. One clutch handles the odd gears and another clutch handles the even ones. Shifts take 0.2 seconds.) Aichi Kikai (Car and Driver)
Below 25 mph the torque split is 50/50, above that, under normal driving, the split is 40/60. But it can split up to 2/98 under hard acceleration.
Unlike versions of this system in other Nissan vehicles—the Infiniti G35x, for example—the GT-R setup employs a yaw sensor and is capable of instantly transferring torque from side to side, as well as fore-and-aft, as conditions dictate.