Nissan’s official German-speaking customer magazine, N_Magazin, pitted the 542bhp Nissan GT-R against a 22,000 horsepower Oris Swiss Hunter Fighter Jet.
The outcome of their land-sky speed challenge was inevitable, but still fun to watch, even if the GT-R gets whooped by the 711mph jet aircraft.
Although the 184mph GT-R is fast, even Nissan know it cannot beat 22,000 jet-fuelled-horses delivering 4,604 newton metres of thrust.
Built in 1956 by Hawker Siddeley Aircraft Corporation in Blackpool (England), the Hunter served on the Swedish Air Force until the late sixties. It was rebuilt in the 1970s and delivered to the Swiss Air Force as J-4205 in 1976. It served until 1994 before being retired from military use and joining the civil registry in August 1995.
Written By

Steve Davies
Steve is an investor, private equity advisor and former Partner at KPMG, PwC and Bain. Most importantly he's a life-long car enthusiast, mountain biker and active sports enthusiast. He designs and builds technology platforms and is the architect behind Transmission.
Try These Next
Stories we think you'll enjoy
April 17, 2014
Volkswagen reveals a 394 bhp Golf R concept to hunt down the A45 AMG
A Golf R 400 concept will be unveiled at this weekend's Auto China show in Beijing, with the aim of seizing the hot-hatch crown back from Mercedes'…
April 16, 2014
There’s a new MINI Countryman
MINI will reveal an updated Countryman at this week's New York Auto Show with an improved range of EU6 compliant engines and reduced CO2 consumption…
April 15, 2014
Lexus chooses to be fashionably late with its new NX crossover
Being 'fashionably late' is the art of being just late enough to show you're busy, well-liked, and don't need to worry about being on time. In some…