The next time you're in Tochigi Prefecture in Japan, be sure not to go above the speed limit, or do anything else stupid while driving. Otherwise, this Nissan GT-R might catch you and chances are you won't be driving something that can outrun it. Not many cars can. Nissan has just announced that a resident of Tochigi Prefecture has donated this 565 hp GT-R to the local police department. Not only did the police chief happily accept the donation, but also arranged a ceremony to celebrate.

It doesn't appear any structural or mechanical modifications have been done, but we really don't think they're necessary. However, this Nissan GT-R has been given the required police identification with a new black and white body paint job, red blinking lights on top, and LED strobe lights in the front bumper. It's clearly a copy car, only this one has 565 hp and goes from 0-60 mph in just 2.7 seconds or so and a top speed of nearly 200 mph. We don't know whether or not the GT-R will enter active police duty as a regular patrol car. It could also serve as a community outreach vehicle of sorts. Who knows.

Details about the man you generously donated the GT-R weren't provided, but clearly he's a wealthy guy who felt his local police department needed something a little more badass. Mission accomplished.