Expected to wear a sticker price of around $210,000 when it goes on sale in December of this year, the Spec M will be offered to most of its main international markets. But you better get those orders in quick, because Nissan is reportedly only building 30 of these cars.

Why so few? Nissan plans to elevate the GT-R's interior to the next level and basically hand-build the special cabin using high-grade leather and Alcantara trim in three colors. The dash will get a generous helping of carbon fiber including the steering wheel and gear shifter, which will be colored in a new bronze chrome treatment. 

The exterior of the car will also receive three coats of a higher grade paint (than the Spec V) with the main color expected to be a white hue.

As far as performance upgrades go, the Spec M will inherit many of the Spec V's revisions, including 15 extra horsepower over the stock GT-R.

The Spec M will also be fitted with the Spec V's carbon ceramic six-piston Brembos as well as an extra cooling duct mounted into the airdam to feed the oil cooler, a revised rear suspension geometry designed for greater stability, modified gear ratios for quicker shifts, and lightweight aluminum wheels.

It will also get a specially colored engine cover and detailing on the grille and rear diffuser to further distinguish it from the Spec V.

This article originally appeared on Car News Gossip.