New limited-edition T-spec Nissan GT-R introduced in September

September 27 2021,

New limited-edition T-spec Nissan GT-R introduced in September

The Nissan GT-R is one of the most iconic performance cars in automotive history, and Nissan continues to make subtle changes to the GT-R lineup, like the new limited-edition T-spec model introduced earlier this year.


The 2022 Nissan GT-R T-spec slots above the GT-R Premium and will give GT-R enthusiasts a little more to get excited about. The GT-R T-spec features wider front fenders taken from the last GT-R Track edition, gold RAYS forged aluminum wheels, and a special carbon fiber rear spoiler.


Other cosmetic changes include body-colour door mirrors, black hood ducts, and T-spec badging. Mechanically, the T-spec gets carbon ceramic brakes and brake air guides which are lifted off the GT-R NISMO.


That said, the T-spec stands out mainly because of its two exclusive exterior colours, Millenium Jade and Midnight Purple. GT-R fans will know that Millenium Jade was the colour offered on the R34 GT-R Spec II Nur, one of the most exclusive, unique, and rare GT-R models every built. Only 156 units of this limited edition GT-R were built in Millenium Jade, and this is the first time the colour has ever been offered in Canada.


Midnight Purple is inspired by another significant colour in GT-R history, Midnight Purple III. Offered on the R34 V-Spec, this colour was only found on 100 vehicles worldwide.


The interior is painted Mori Green and features pearl suede accents, quilted Alcantara on the headligner, and T-spec badging.


The powertrain is similar to the traditional GT-R. A 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 powers the beast with 565 horsepower and 467 pound-feet of torque. A six-speed dual-clutch gearbox with paddle shifters handles the power distribution which is sent to all four wheels.


Pricing for the 2022 Nissan GT-R T-spec is set at $162,498, and only a limited number of units will be available for Canada.

Contact Us

Other Articles That May Interest You

How to Build a Fall Maintenance Routine Before the Rain Sets In

September 26 2026

How to Build a Fall Maintenance Routine Before the Rain Sets In

Winter preparation in the Lower Mainland has a timing problem. Everybody knows what needs doing. Almost everybody does it in the same two-week window in early November, immediately after the first cold snap, which is exactly when every service department in the region is fully booked. The fix is not more work. It is the same work, spread across three months, starting in September. A routine... Read more
Rain Season Visibility: Wipers, Glass, Lighting and Defog

September 19 2026

Rain Season Visibility: Wipers, Glass, Lighting and Defog

The worst driving conditions in the Lower Mainland are not snow. They are a 5pm November commute in heavy rain, on a road with standing water, with oncoming headlights scattering across a windshield that has not had a new wiper blade in three years. That situation is dangerous, and almost every contributing factor is something you can fix in an afternoon for very little money. Visibility is the... Read more