The GT-R's styling sets it apart from other supercars, it looks shorter and more muscular than a regular Ferrari. Although Nissan's engineers in the GT-R focused primarily on functionality over form, the car still looks exotic with a gaping front intake that merges into the grille, creating a menacing front end. At the rear, Nissan has retained the styling roots of past GT-R models with four round red taillights and bulging rear fenders. All models receive standard 20-inch lightweight forged alloy wheels.
See also: Dodge Challenger 2019