Buyers in the United States can get the vehicle directly through Stillen.
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It would not be SEMA without a GT-R, and for the first time ever, Nissan will be showcasing the 2016 GT-R NISMO N-Attack Package. All parts in the N Attack Package were developed during the development of the record setting auto.
Components that are fitted as part of the N-Attack Package include a revised suspension package that’s suited to a “road surface full of undulations and turbulent fluctuations”, and full bucket seats with improved grip in high g-force situations.
Interestingly, this touts a towering rear wing, grander than the one installed on the “standard” GT-R NISMO. It will be interesting to see if these upgrades make a noticeable difference in situations other than a Nürburgring hot lap. It will rely on tuner Steve Millen Sportsparts (a.k.a. Stillen) as the “official installer and certified sales agent” for the N-Attack Package.
Nissan will have something for its whole spectrum of fans at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
Nissan will display the tuning possible on the current Titan, as well.
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The company is keeping details under wraps but they confirmed one of the models will be a Platinum Reserve variant that has been equipped with an assortment of aftermarket accessories. The Cummins TITAN will be revealed at a press conference on November 3. It seems like a fairly restrained display, compared to the armadas of over-the-top customized trucks that tend to populate manufacturer booths at the Las Vegas show.
