Scoop: New 2015 Nissan GT-R NISMO will be a Wild One

Nissan has been telling us that it's revitalized Nismo sub-brand has been a success with the company selling 3,700 Juke Nismo crossovers in Europe, Japan and the U.S. between launch in January and the end of July, while sales of Z Nismo Coupe account for 15 to 30 percent of Nissan Z model sales depending on market. Not bad, but what's a sub-brand without a crown jewel?

Be patient because that crown jewel is in the making as we speak. Of course, we're referring to the GT-R Nismo, the ultimate production version of the series, which will be, if not the, one of the last hurrahs of the much lauded R35 before its replacement arrives in late 2015.

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