2015 Nissan GT-R: facts and figures

Last week we told you about the 2015 Nissan GT-R, which will hit dealerships later this year. The latest GT-R will cost $103,365. The all-out track version will set you back $117,305. Nissan says the main change for 2015 is the tweaked suspension.

BBC Autos created this infographic about the car, noting some of the special or improved features that make it worth a third consecutive bump in price.

Improvements include, but aren't limited to, new adaptive LED headlights, a noise-cancellation system, more interior options, nitrogen-filled tires, more carbon fiber and a few other bits and pieces.

Check out our story from last week for more on the 2015 Nissan GT-R, or go to BBC Autos.

By Jake Lingeman