TOKYO — Among several efforts to dress up the Nissan GT-R for the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon earlier this month, Japanese tuner Tommy Kaira probably expended the most energy, putting much of its focus on the GT-R R35.
TK's Ebbrezza-R Sports package for the GT-R, priced at around $18,500, includes a carbon fiber bumper, grille, spoiler, diffuser, side ducts, side skirts, wheel arches and rear wing, as well as Pirelli P Zero tires (225/40R20 front, 285/35R20 rear) mounted on AVS Model F15 Platinum wheels.
Interior upgrades include hand-stitched burgundy leather and red Alcantara trim with contrasting white stitching, Recaro bucket seats and carbon fiber accents.
Among the hardware enhancements are a titanium sport exhaust system ($3,800) and sport suspension ($6,900).
Inside Line says: Sounds like a designer label for Japanese men's clothing. — Paul Lienert, Correspondent
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thehardcard says:
06:58 PM, 01/26/2010
Is it me, or does it seem like half of Nissan's GTR production is going to modders. There seem to be a hella lot of them.
gmhl10 says:
06:17 AM, 01/21/2010
Hmmm... for $3800, it's probably just the muffler and not a cat or turbo-back.
limitedslip says:
02:20 AM, 01/21/2010
Tacky and ugly. The carbon on the rear fenders looks like the plastic cladding on the Honda Element.
icecubefosho says:
10:13 AM, 01/20/2010
Looks nice, but I'm waiting for a Spec M to come up
alman08 says:
09:41 AM, 01/20/2010
Very nice. Something that American aftermarket tuners can only dream of doing. Perhaps they should all go to Japan for some serious schooling. Oh wait... I forgot... Schooling and American do not go together quite well... Too many "left behind" children.
sgude says:
09:18 AM, 01/20/2010
Now all they need to do is add fangs to the front and nuclear ray-producing spines to the roof and rear glass to make it authentic.