A 2010 Nissan GT-R has been turned into a lifted off-road machine. The auction listing says the twin-turbo V6 now produces around 600 hp.
The GT-R is famous for embarrassing exotic cars on pavement, not for climbing rocks.
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Yet this build adds a body lift, chunky fender flares, and a roof-mounted spare tire.
The result is one of the strangest GT-R builds we've seen. It's currently up for auction in the Netherlands at a surprisingly low price.
Power and Modifications
The coupe retains its 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6. Output has been increased from the factory 485 hp to an estimated 600 hp.
Power still goes through Nissan's all-wheel-drive system and six-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Riveted fender flares wrap around all four corners. The suspension has been lifted substantially.
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A full-size spare rides on the roof rack alongside an LED light bar. Oversized auxiliary lamps replace the front lights, and the stock rear wing remains.
An included Dutch appraisal from 2022 says the car was imported that year. It was assigned an insured value of €120,000.
The report notes the body conversion was done professionally and the overall condition is good.
It also mentions cosmetic issues: damage around the front tow hook, a slightly misaligned front bumper, and a missing piece from the left front fender flare.
The odometer shows just under 55,000 km (34,200 miles).
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Bidding has reached just €24,500 with less than a day remaining. Even if it climbs, this lifted GT-R could be one of the cheapest 600-hp off-road toys.
