Earlier today we had a post about a Car and Driver dyno report on the Nissan GT-R that figures the car is running 520 horsepower. That's up from Nissan's claim of only 480 horsepower. In an exclusive interview with TopSpeed, Colin Price, Nissan's product planning manager of sports cars, clears up the extra horsepower myth. Price was part of the GT-R's development, and he simply says that the GT-R's powertrain puts more power on the road. Car and Driver found that when the GT-R was strapped (...)

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