Gates Nissan of Richmond

It's a pretty impressive milestone but after 10 years of production at the Canton, MS site, Nissan feels that it's time to celebrate. After over a decade of producing new Nissan vehicles, the plant's ready to give back to the community that has helped them achieve so much.

To be a bit more specific, Nissan is equipping the plant with machinery to produce the Murano in 2014. As a result of this?

If the Oscars had a category for sweet rides appearing in a feature film, Gates Nissan of Richmond is pretty sure the Fast and Furious movies would take home the top prize. That's because a new Nissan is taking on a prominent role in the sixth movie of the franchise. Of course, we're talking about the Nissan GT-R.

While the standard GT-R in our showroom would certainly give Paul Walker and Vin Diesel a chance to put the pedal to the metal, the Nissan sports car is getting an upgrade to make it Hollywood-ready.

With the help of customization experts BenSopra and SP Engineering, the Nissan GT-R will get a new aerodynamic body kit with full carbon-fiber fittings. As is, the GT-R is an attention-grabbing. This version? Even more.

To maximize speed, the engine also is going to get an added boost of power. A Switzer P800 turbo kit will be added to the 3.8-liter V6 engine along with downpipes and Y-Pipes from HKS and SP Engineering.

While we can't get our hands on this customized Nissan GT-R, you can stop in to Gates Nissan of Richmond and check out the showroom model for yourself. We can also talk modification and the right Nissan parts for the job.

Of course, you can simply browse our selection of new Nissan vehicles at 4098 Atwood Dr. in Richmond, KY, where we'd be more than happy to answer your questions and set up a test drive in a model that interests you.

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