The Nissan GT-R<\/a> is an old car at this point. The car’s design dates back to 2007, which was 12 years ago. With a design this old, you might be thinking there’s no way that the GT-R can even compete with the new designs out there, but Nissan has spent a lot of time and effort fine-tuning its AWD supercar. Henry Catchpole of Carfection<\/a> decided to get behind the wheel of the new Nismo version of the car to see if it’s still worth it. <\/strong><\/p>\n What Catchpole finds is that the updates that Nissan has made some very important updates. The car is definitely better than it was before. Nissan’s fine-tuning efforts have turned the GT-R, especially in Nismo trim, into an even more impressive machine. <\/strong><\/p>\n It’s clear that Catchpole feels there’s still plenty to love in the GT-R.<\/strong> It will be interesting to see how much longer Nissan chooses to continue on with the vehicle’s current design. We’d assume they have the next-generation GT-R in the works, but it seems like all the fine-tuning the company has done over the last several years has been worth it. <\/p>\n With that said, he says that he would get the Track Edition over the Nismo version.<\/strong> The reason is that you get much of the notable upgrades\u2013like the suspension and some of the fine-tuning elements\u2013at a lower price point. <\/p>\n