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2021 Nissan GT-R Safety and Reliability

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2021 GT-R Safety

Safety is an important part of the decision-making process for many new-car buyers in the USA, but when it comes to vehicles in this price range, reviews from the IIHS or NHTSA are hard to come by and the car has no official safety rating. That said, Nissan's more accessible offerings generally perform well and the GT-R should be more than capable of keeping you safe from harm in the event of a bumper bashing.

US NHTSA Crash Test Result

NHTSA safety ratings are not available at this time.

2021 GT-R Key Safety Features

So what safety specs are we looking at? Well, the US has very strict guidelines about the minimum requirements for a car to be sold here and one such requirement is the inclusion of a rearview camera, which this car gets alongside front and rear parking sensors. The GT-R also features hill start assist, your typical traction and stability control systems, and a set of six airbags. These include dual frontal, seat-mounted side-impact, and side-curtain airbags. But if you were hoping to get modern driver-assist tech like blind-spot monitoring or adaptive cruise control, you'd best look elsewhere. Nissan GT-R TrimsPremiumT-spec Edition Back-Up CameraSS Cross-Traffic AlertN/AN/A Rear Parking AidSS Blind Spot MonitorN/AN/A Lane Departure WarningN/AN/A Lane Keeping AssistN/AN/A ABSSS Night VisionN/AN/A Tire Pressure MonitorSS Brake AssistSS Stability ControlSS Traction ControlSS

2021 GT-R Reliability

Although you may battle to get your phone to connect, at least you shouldn't have to worry about reliability in the GT-R. No recalls have been issued for the car since the 2019 model was released, and its only recall was a minor one: the rearview camera images would sometimes not be displayed. If anything else impedes your enjoyment of the car, it is covered by a basic warranty for the first three years/36,000 miles. You also get coverage for the powertrain for the first five years/60,000 miles. Roadside assistance runs for three years or 36,000 miles.

Warranty

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