Road-legal Nissan R390 GT1 Exhaust Sounds | Start Up & Engine Warm Up @ Villa d'Este 2022 

Right in the middle crazy when it idled most definitely sounded like a lawn mower that's all I could hear

Badass 👊🏽

Start this up in the morning and the neighbors will definitely think you're cutting grass

​@@jasonnelson1211 lol my man cutting grass 🤣

He also was saved by another legendary driver named Ayrton Senna, from an incident in F1, back in 1992.

Yep the penzoil nismo r34 jgtc

That car isn't homologation special, it's the same car he drove at le man's he restored and made into a road car

Only one of these cars were street legal, and it's sitting in the Nismo showroom in Japan. As for McLaren purchasing the rights, they did. However it was specifically for the Tom Walkinshaw Racing engine that was built out of Nissan's engine. McLaren's cars are junk from what I've seen. Their quality control isn't great so you end up with a lot of messed up manufacturing on the construction of the cars themselves. For that money it's a travesty. The engines might be good, but the cars not as much. It's not the same company it was when they produced the F1. Whenever a company has an amazing product that's successful, and then they move into higher volume production it's usually at the cost of quality.

Absolutely right! It's not like now....gt3 is a laughingstock😆😆😆

Yes, 5 of those are in my top 10 all time favorite cars. That truly was a golden age in my eyes.

If only group 5 still existed

Don't forget Mazda 787B

Very nice. I think that the Emergency brake would really get on my nerves, but it is an amazing car

how many Road-legal Nissan R390 GT1 are there? wikipedia zayz there'z only one?

@@neihomai8 Only one made by nissan, this one was a race car

@@AahhhhPuch The only R390 GT1 road car was the red color as original and changed to the blue color after a year.

Is it a 3.8l V8?

lol yeah sounds heat soaked after he revved the shit out of it

@@gears1707 heal soak what’s that? I’m heard that term here and there for a while.

@@tony_5156 high air intake temperature.

So did lamborgini diabolo gt 😂😂😂😂😂

McLaren Turbo FPC V8 vibes 👍

Yep first thing I thought about.. building The Tamiya model and playing Gran Turismo!

The road version in GT4 is by far the fastest road car when fully upgraded, can even be faster than the race version.

The Lancia Stratos had helmet holders in the doors. I'm guessing that the Nissan engineers took some inspiration from there. i.pinimg.com/originals/d0/eb/dc/d0ebdc1b550548c70980986308e71eb3.jpg

The golden age trully

@@IatAS depends if you like carbon fiber. 90s carbon is basically not that great and OMG it was expensive. 90s computers and ECUs were also bad news. Loads of plastic nylon parts in the 90s. This is a fine motor car, and appears to be a higher evolution of the 1960s GT car - not much different to the Ford GT40.

Only in certain regards.

@@weareallbeingwatched4602I guess you can what ever happened with the last 10 years. La Ferrari having 900 total with 100hp electric motor Now in 2023 2300hp on production with 900hp electric motor is now possible. It’s just the era and the variety of what the 90s had to offer.

But far from the fabled CanAm McLarens or a 3rd to 2nd downshift growl and pop from a Jag.

@@thepaulmacfarlane im about to comment this. i was quite surprised when i found out about it, what was nissan thinking when they did that, a new gtr with this engine would be sick

@@i8i03muhammadfarizb7 what was Nissan thinking when they did what?

@@jesterokjones4954 nissan sold the engine to mclaren

When you say 'derived' one must clarify how far away the Mclaren M838T engine actually is from this Nissan unit, and that is very far away indeed. These racing units were Nissan designed, then Tom Walkinshaw enhanced. It was vastly changed after this for for the touted Indycar usage. Then those units ended up in the hands of Mclaren and Ricardo, who just used them as test beds and tinkered with them while they did a clean sheet design of their own for the M838T. There's nothing really in Mclaren's engine apart from the original bore size that remained. It's kind of like claiming a Boeing 747 is derived from the Wright flyer because they have wings. Well yes in the most pedantic sense of the word, but also no. Ricardo looked at the engine and saw what worked then just built their own for the 21st century. It's not even really an improved copy or anything.

I was going to say the same thing. Did they get the engine track from my lawnmower, right?

Yeah, because front looks so bloody ugly

Thats only cause you fanboy Nissan. This Car was never successful so how exactly is it underrated?

@@azeQify I imagine he/she means that not many people know about it.

This car sold at auction 3 years ago for nearly 18 million usd....

It's / It was a rule in GT1. They needed to build at least 25 Streetcars and that'S why there is stuff like that and the CLK GTR around :D

​@@friendlyreptile9931it was 25 cars only for the first two years, it got reduced to only 2 cars after that (and then down to JUST ONE thanks to Nissan's lobbying)

@@GrinXpedia They are allowed to make more but 25 was what you needed to race it and if they build 26 or 28 is not important for me b.c. i will never buy one but good to know so thank you for the information.

Almost every car in Gran Turismo is real.

LM Hypercar...

@@milesr4609 Have you seen any production models of any of them?

@@MrBlitz121 a not finished Toyota GR Super Sport, i bet everybody saw that one...

@@milesr4609 I said production Model

V12!!!*

Yeah, or in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Shreveport, or in Bossier City, LA, USA. And especially not in Opelousas.

It wouldn’t be able to be driven on most US roads safely. Especially in the northeast with all the potholes.

What a wonderfull and relevant observation!

25 year rule is coming up soon on it.

It sadly wouldn’t be able to drive anywhere. It would probably get totaled by a RAV-4 or a CRV.

this gt4 as you thought will easily fuck off the current gt3 ....LOL😆

Yes

1965 Nissan President (H150), V8 4.0L 😏

This is one of the racing cars. Erik Comas arranged to keep the car after it had finished racing and this year he had it restored and registered for street use for the first time. The blue car with no wing still belongs to Nissan's Zama Heritage Collection.

@@SmallBlogV8 Wow! Thanks for detail information. I only knew blue one.

you literally copy the wikipedia section of it.

what are you taking about? investigate better since the Lamborghini devil was the one who copied the lights of the 300zx.

Так У Меня У Соседа Была в начале 00 👍МС 12 , в начале 00 Белый Металлик