The Nissan GT-R is one of the greatest series of motor cars ever produced. We’ve put together all the information you need to know about the two greatest Nissan GT-R’s of all time! Nissan R33 GT-R Nismo 400R Nismo launched a special edition of the R33 on the 3 November 1997 called the 400R. …Read more
Nissan’s R34 Skyline GT-R is one of the most iconic Japanese cars of all time. For many it is the most desirable Nissan model ever built, however getting one in the USA can be quite a task. Doug DeMuro reviews a R34 GT-R in this video, which is one of a handful of R34 Nissan Skyline …Read more
Nissan’s R34 GT-R is one of the most iconic Japanese motor cars ever built, but did you know how many different versions of it there were? We’ve put together a list of all the versions of the car and we will give you a rundown of the history of R34 GT-R in the article below. …Read more
1: The first Skyline was sold in Japan, with 33,000 units shifted. It was designed by Takuya Himura, and sold under the ‘Prince’ brand. 2: In 1964, the S54 Skyline GT-B, an early predecessor to the GT-R, came second at the Japan Grand Prix, Losing only to the purpose-built Porsche 904. 3: The term GT-R …Read more
We love the Nissan GT-R here at Garage Dreams and while we love a nice clean, stock model, we also love some of the insane custom jobs people have produced. Bobby’s Pandem Skyline GT-R R32 is one of the coolest custom jobs we’ve seen and we love the crazy wide stance. Check out the epic …Read more
We’ve seen some insane Nissan GT-R’s out there, but this fire breathing Godzilla is one of the best. Check out the video below. The latest Nissan GT-R made its debut in 2007, however it was no longer part of the Skyline range. Nissan replaced the straight-6 RB26DETT engine with a new V6 VR38DETT power unit. …Read more
The R34 GT-R is perhaps Nissan’s most iconic motor vehicle and the pinnacle of the R34 series is the Z-Tune GT-R. Only 19 of these puppies were built (although Nismo planned on building 20) and they were built on used R34 GT-R V·Spec models with less than 29,000km on the clock. One of these found its …Read more
11 – The R35 is not a Skyline Something that most motoring enthusiasts know already, but many other people get wrong, the latest R35 GT-R is not a skyline. Previous iterations of the GT-R all bore the name of ‘Skyline’, however Nissan announced during the R35 launch event that the car would simply be called …Read more
C10 GT-R (Hakosuka) Nissan’s first GT-R appeared in February 1969 and was labelled as the Hakosuka by car enthusiasts. Hako (ハコ) means Box in Japanese, and suka（スカ） is short for Skyline (スカイライン; Sukairain). The C10 GT-R used a 2.0-litre S20 I6 engine which produced 160bhp and 180Nm of torque. Originally, Nissan produced the GT-R as …Read more
If you’ve got a cool $510,000 lying about you could get yourself a Ferrari or Lamborghini, or you could be different a purchase this ultra rare Nissan GT-R Nismo Z-Tune for $510,000. Production was limited to 19 units and a brand-new car would set you back $120,000 back in 2003. The Nismo Z-Tune came with …Read more