Some of you are probably wondering, what exactly is the Nissan GT-R50? Well, the GT-R50 is Nissan's special edition car to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the GT-R. In collaboration with coachbuilder Italdesign, the car was set to appear in 2019. The Covid-19 pandemic hindered Nissan and Italdesign in that regard, but it made its debut in 2020, and deliveries were expected to start either around the end of last year or early in 2021. Only 50 have been made, with the livery being a choice of the customer, inspired by the history of the GT-R.

Nissan Adds Extra Styling To One GT-R50 Test Car

Nissan wanted one of these cars to be extra special and sought to add their own style to it. What they did then is they took one of the GT-R50 test cars and painted it in a special color to mark the 50th anniversary. LOVECARS!TV!, a Japanese YouTube channel, was able to check out the stunning car on display in a Nissan showroom.

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The Shared Look Between GT-R50 Models

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So, what livery did Nissan go for with the car? The test car retains some of the production versions' design cues, with many of the panels and elements finished in jet-black. The GT-R50 is all black at the front and the rear ends of the car are finished in that same jet-black style. However, the main body of the car is finished very differently compared to the teal paintwork that customer-owned GT-R50s are to be finished in.

How This GT-R50 Differs From The Rest

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Nissan has opted for a mostly white paint scheme for the rest of the GT-R50s, with the phrase “test car” emblazoned on the jet black bonnet and along the sides of the car. Nissan has also extended this paint scheme to the interior, with it very much matching that of the exterior finish. This test car will still be used for final validation trials for the production examples.

The GT-R50, being highly exclusive, comes with a hefty price tag. If you want one, it is going to set you back over $1 million and all 50 examples are now more than likely sold out. If this test car ever went up for sale, it could reach figures even higher than that.

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