Alright, it probably takes slightly longer than 150 seconds for Nissan's Japanese assembly guys to build a new Nissan GT-R, as driven by our own Steve Sutcliffe only last week. But it only takes two-and-a-half minutes to watch Nissan's own video showing how it's done, and you can do that by clicking the link below.The footage is a must-see if you're thinking about putting your name down for a new GT-R. More than anything else, it shows the extent to which the new car is hand-built, and the attention-to-detail that goes in to producing the kind of build quality that Steve experienced.
Want to see more? Released only yesterday by Nissan was footage of the GT-R's twin-turbocharged V6 engine being assembled. You can see the timing chain being fitting, the valves and plugs going in and the cylinder heads being fitted at Nissan's Yokohama engine facility, below.
It all serves to whet the appetite further for the Nissan GT-R's arrival in the UK. Roll on March 2009.
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