A reporter from PistonHeads apparently struck up converstation with Nissan's VP of global product planning, Andy Palmer, who told him the Nissan GT-R would see significant updates around the year 2013. And evidently, those updates will be signficant enough to constitute the R36 generation of the GT-R. But don't expect the platform structure to change. And don't expect Nissan to deviate from the current twin-turbocharged V6 and complicated, but brutally effective rear transaxle.

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