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High speed crash at Malta car show!

Witness describes horror of Malta car show crash

"I'm really still in shock," one witness says after a Porsche race car sent spectators flying, injuring at least 28, when it crashed during a car show in Malta. Gavino Garay reports.

At least 26 injured as car ploughs into crowd at Malta car show

Nissan GT-R the ultimate high-speed camera car

Nissan developed the 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO to be the pinnacle of the iconic nameplate. For maximum performance, the engine was upgraded, its aerodynamics further enhanced, and weight was shed through the meticulous use of exotic materials.But when the time came to document the newest Nissan super sports car in its natural habitat – on the track – there was one problem. How to film it?Enter Mauro Calo. A professional precision driver and automotive video expert known for his work on big-budget blockbuster movies and automotive TV shows, he has the perfect car to chase and film the 2020 GT-R NISMO – another GT-R.While Nissan helped locate a suitable GT-R to be transformed into a purpose-built camera car, Calo was already working on the design. Once the car arrived, he and his team fitted a bespoke tubular structure that was welded to the chassis and able to hold the weight of the professional carbon-fiber gimbal camera mounting system.

Need for Speed? Nissan's New Crime-Busting Cop Car Dubbed 'Copzilla'

Police sirens could be heard blaring through Downtown Manhattan as the new Nissan Police Pursuit 23 made its way to the New York International Auto Show, on Wednesday. The 565-horsepower 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V-6 can power the monstrous vehicle to reach speeds of up to 196 miles per hour and rocket the car from 0 to 60 in 2.7 seconds, so it's no wonder that Nissan's new 'crime-busting' GT-R sports car has been dubbed 'Copzilla'.