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Last March 3, 2016, the Nissan GT-R broke the Guinness World Record title three times with the fastest vehicle drift ever at the top speed of 304.96 km/h at the Fujairah International Airport. The vehicle was used for a shot to maximize its agility and stability, specially-tuned by GReddy Trust, a Japanese automotive company specializing in regulation of parts of cars. 

Managing Director Samir Cherfan of Nissan Middle East was amazed by the Nissan GT-R’s incredible achievement.  He commented, “Once again, Nissan has again broken a Guinness World Records title and has made international history in the UAE. The GT-R Nismo is one of the world’s most iconic supercars, proving time and again the incredible breadth of its capabilities, and has clearly demonstrated its performance leadership by beating the best drift cars out there."

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