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Driving a car that can reach nearly 200 mph and hit 60 from a dead stop in the 3-second range will change the way you think about transportation. The 2012 Nissan GT-R costs less than $100,000 while achieving performance that usually costs at least twice that boggles the mind. David Thomas of Cars.com was amazed that the drive was so easy. Get the complete review