Nissan has just introduced its new GT-R GT3 to compete in the GT3 series racing division, which will compete with the likes of Audi R8 GT, Porsche 911 GT3, and even the McLaren MP4-12 GT3. And that is a tough crowd to beat. But no worries because the Nissan GT-R is no stranger to the top notch racing scene, after all, it was born as a race machine. Recently, it just competed in a new endurance race, and it came in sixth place in its class.

We are seeing a trend in the Nissan GT-R. It seems like the Nissan GT-R gets a power boost every year since its introduction in 2009 here in the U.S. Word has it that it will get another power upgraded this year in the Spec R version.

The best sports cars are pitted against each other in the final showdown to see who is the king of speed.  Best Monitoring from Japan pitted the Lexus LFA up against the Nissan GT-R, Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, Porsche 911 GT2 RS and Ferrari F430 GT3.

As if the new 2012 Nissan GT-R didn’t already terrorize the supercar world with its new 530-horsepower engine and a launch control system that propels the car like a bat out of hell. Now, Nissan is releasing a luxury version called the GT-R Egoist. While Nissan didn’t officially announce the GT-R Egoist yet, plenty of pictures are already flowing on the web.

The 2012 Nissan GT-R with a price that’s nearly reached the $100K mark, we need to see how well it’s performed. The 2012 Nissan GT-R “Black Edition” made its debut at the LA Auto Show early last month boasting with higher power output of 530 horsepower, which is about horsepower than previous year model. And we were wondering if 2012 Nissan GT-R performs better than last year model.