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Nismo has aways had its way of doing things. Unlike AMG or M-Sports, they have always approached the fine-tuning of Nissan sports cars in a bit of a different way, so rather than producing Nismo versions of production models, they have always stuck to offering afermarket tuning parts and package for cars like the Skyline GT-R and Silvia. Now, the GT-R, the big daddy of the brand, has received the Nismo treatment. From a fancier body kit to harder and lower suspension and sports seats, this upgrade has a lot to offer. We’ll let you salivate for a moment on the photo, and wish for Santa to get this to your doors, quick!

Source: Speedhunters

It was only two days ago when Jaguar released an ad in which they mocked Mercedes-Benz’s Magic Body Control commercial and now the German marque has released a rather gentle reply. Mercedes-Benz’s marketing department quickly came up with a response, saying the “cat-like reflexes aren’t fast enough” especially when it comes to safely stopping the car which is why the PRE-SAFE brake system offered by Mercedes-Benz is necessary in extreme situations, otherwise you will likely end up hitting the jaguar as suggested in the photo published on Facebook.

Source: World Car Fans

Don’t get us wrong — the Aventador is certainly cool, and we could even get behind a pink Aventador, but the weird Pepto-esque tone of this particular pink Lambo is just off-putting, and the paint-matched wheels aren’t helping. Sorry, Nicki, but this one didn’t quite make it.

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This white-and-red number was seen cruising along the SLEX. This was the model (different color, of course) used by Vin Diesel’s character in the Fast and Furious 6.

Each time Ford puts a new face on the Mustang, rumors pick up surrounding the possibility of a four-door version. The notion of a 400-plus horsepower sports sedan certainly doesn’t sour our milk, especially after taking a look at Theopolis Chin’s illustrations. These sketches provide a glimpse of the pony sedan that will never be. What do you think?

Source: Road & Track