Whether this is Mercedes trying to keep a secret or sticking to their guns, we do not know.

Buyers can choose between the standard trim and the exclusive Carbon Edition.

It will honour its Le Mans heritage with its “most ambitious project to date.”

Currently, Nissan has not announced a direct replacement for the R35, and a next-generation GT-R is not imminent.

In 2014, there were 7.1 million automatic cars on UK roads. A decade later, this figure has more than doubled.

Opting for every available forged carbon upgrade will result in a total cost of $127,230 (approx. R2.3m).

Get a further 10% off by using the ‘zero2turbo’ discount code.

One of the most striking visual changes comes from the truly massive 26-inch “FD15” rims.

There are also whispers of a collaborative project with Mazda to develop a car with an inline-six engine.

The Turbo GT is pumped up to 888 hp (662 kW) and 1,100 Nm.