Lawrence Ulrich

Generating 1,500 pounds of downforce at 110 mph, the lightweight trainer is an ideal gateway to Sports Prototype racing.

After seeing the model firsthand, our $210,000 question is whether it can compete with Ferrari and McLaren?

Like most video games, the Nissan GT-R has a built-in cheat code. Flip three switches on the dashboard until they all light up—activating “R,” or race, mode—then depress the brake and step on the accelerator. This sequence activates the GT-R’s computerized launch control, which sets its twin-turbo, 3.8-liter V-6 engine at 4,500 rpm. When you […]