The folks over at egmCarTech have gotten their hands on some leaked shots of the 2012 Nissan GT-R and though we’ve only noticed some minor enhancements, the images are still worth a stare. Some of the upgrades include LED daytime running lights, minor changes to the bumper and a redesigned rear diffuser. Two new colors are being added to palette as well — Aurora Flare Blue Pearl and an updated black color known as Nebula Opal Black.

Interior enhancements are likely as well and no clue yet on performance upgrades but all this will come to light when the GT-R is officially unveiled in the next few days. Until then, enjoy the images after the jump.

Japanese car tuning company Tommy Kaira has completed putting the finishing touches on their GT-R project and has been unveiled at the Tokyo AutoSalon. With Nissan’s Godzilla already being a vicious beauty under the hood, TK focused primarily on the aesthetics of the car, rather than performance. On display, they’re fitted with AVS Model F15 wheels in Platinum black, sizes 20×9.5 +45 in the front and 20×10.5 +25 in the rear and wrapped with Pirelli P-Zero 255/40R20 285/35R20 tires. For the full kit in a “Wet Carbon” finish, it’ll run you 1,680,000 Yen or about $18,500. Included in the kit is the Wet Carbon/FRP Front Bumper, Wet Carbon Front Grill Cover, Wet Carbon Front Lip Spoiler, Wet Carbon Front Under Diffuser, Wet Carbon Side Ducts, Wet Carbon/FRP Side Skits, Wet Carbon Rear Underspoiler, Wet Carbon Rear Racing Diffuser, Wet Carbon Rear Wing and  Wet Carbon Rear Fender Extensions (20mm extension).

For added costs, you can also tack on front fender finishers, front fender ducts, and door handles, all available in a dry carbon finish.

More images after the jump. 

Nissan‘s opened the doors to its Sportscars Shop at the Nurburgring Promenade, blessing enthusiasts with NISMO and Nissan merchandise while providing flawless eye candy like the GT-R, 370Z Nurburgring Edition (limited to 80 units) and the GT-R SpecV. The exhibition space to be located at the Ring is couldn’t come at a better time for Nissan, as the carmaker’s Godzilla holds the Nurburgring Nordschleife lap time record.

Fans will be able to get in the shop from 10am to 8pm. As far as the SpecV is concerned, that beauty is set to go on sale later this year, but maybe if you’re nice (and wealthy enough), you’ll somehow be able to drive one home. Far fetched, I know, but using my imagination keeps me looking young.

Press Release after the jump. 

The Nissan GT-R, aka Godzilla, made its way into the US not too long ago and is now crowned Motor Trend’s car of the year.  Nissan’s beauty competed with the BMW 135i, Acura TL, Jaguar XF, Hyundai Genesis, Pontiac G8, and the Dodge Challenger.  It prevailed and with good reason, no?

“The GT-R puts Nissan on a map that thus far only designated Maranello, Sant’ Agata, Munich, and Stuttgart as points of interest,” said Motor Trend editor Ron Kiino. ”Well, it’s time to stick a tack on Tochigi. In the kingdom of supercars, the GT-R positively belongs. Be it comparing 0-to-60 sprints, quarter-mile times, 60-to-0 braking, or lateral acceleration, the GT-R is one of the world’s best.”

Check Motor Trend’s video below and then check out the complete article.

Next month at the LA Auto Show, the 2009 Nissan 370Z will be revealed.  Of course, with so many people waiting to get a peak at the revamped model, the official pictures just couldn’t stay in the drawer.

Power will come from the G37’s 3.7L V6 engine making 330-hp and 270 lb-ft of torque. It will be mated to a manual or a 7-speed automatic.  The rest of the details are empty for now, but they’re definitely going to be answered next month.

Let us know what you think of the 2009 Nissan 370Z after the jump.