Edmunds meant it when they praised the GT-R in their various tests and have spent their own money buying one for their fleet. They plan to keep the GT-R for 20,000 miles and keep us updated on how it goes long term. Everyone knows the GT-R by now and knows how much of a performance bargain it appears to be. Does it hold up under some strenuous driving?

The next 20,000 miles are not going to be easy on the GT-R. A car that is supposed to beat the Porsche 911 Turbo should be prepared to haul ass for the long haul.

Check it out at the link below.

Link: Edmunds: Long Term Test – 2009 Nissan GT-R