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If You See This Nissan GT-R Cop Car In Your Rear View Be Afraid

Apr. 06, 2017 12:25 PM ET by Adam Lynton / 20 Comments You don't stand a chance of outrunning it. While not as cool as the R34 Nissan GT-R that does actual police work in Japan, this one-off 'Copzilla' created by Nissan for the upcoming New York Auto Show is still pretty sweet. Based on the facelifted 2017 Nissan GT-R, Police Pursuit #23 comes loaded with bull bars, flashing red and blue lights, and a scrolling LED bar up front. Mechanical modifications are limited to a lowered suspension giving it a more stanced look, with the twin-turbo V6 remaining unchanged with 562 hp and 469 lb-ft of torque. Clearly that was deemed more than enough for the boys in blue of the fictional Skyline Metro Police Department. Exterior enhancements are a lot more interesting with a carbon-fiber widebody kit that includes a giant rear wing, chunky pieces of metal up front, tinted windows, gold stripes running along the sides, and a mean set of 22-inch alloys with obligatory spikes sticking out of them. The one-off GT-R Police Pursuit will be joined in New York but the new GT-R Track Edition, which slots somewhere between the stock car and the GT-R Nismo, as well as the just-unveiled 370Z Heritage Edition.

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