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The time, efforts, and resources Nissan has spent carefully choreographing the launch of the redesigned GT-R has paid off. According to recent reports, roll-out of the super-sports car is on schedule despite the unfortunate incidences of both an earthquake and tsunami striking Japan.

"The company expects the 620 U.S. dealers that sell the GT-R to get all of their allocated vehicles during the model year - and possibly a few more," ¹ says Rich, Latek…

Nissan's redesign of the high performance GT-R includes a myriad of changes. Perhaps the most noticeable is the boost in power. The 3.8-liter twin turbo V6 engine gains an additional 38 horsepower (hp) and 17 lb.-ft. more torque for a total output of 523-hp and 451-lb.-ft of torque. To paint a clearer picture, this added power translates to an acceleration speed of 0-60 in a mere 2.9 seconds.

To support?

The all new 2012 Nissan GT-R has been snooping around the internet, trying to evade car nuts and photo journalists who want a first "official" look at this super sports car.

But true Nissan GT-R lovers are more interested in what's going on under the hood. One rumor we're very fascinated with is a report the 2012 GT-R will have between the ability to produce well over 500 horsepower.