
Fully equipped with burners in the back and even a Mr. Fusion energy reactor up top, this future-going coupe will likely hit 88 miles per hour (141.6 km/h) faster than the DeLorean can, that’s for sure. The standard GT-R is powered by a 3.8 litre VR38DETT twin-turbo V6, that produces an uprated 550 hp and 630 Nm of torque.
Outside, you’ll be quick to notice the California-based name plate,
“OMGTR,” while most of the R35’s features stay the same, save for a
yellow rear light. The rear of the sports car has been chopped away so
that the reactor and burners can fit. Wish we could have a closer look
at the interior, where the actual time circuits are located on the
centre console.For your information, it’s Back to the Future day in the US, the same day Marty McFly first travelled to the future. Many auto brands have been jumping on the BTTF bandwagon including Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, while we suspect Volvo has been discreetly joining the fun as well. In any case, good one Nissan!