It’s not everyday you get to see a 1000hp Nissan GT-R R34 take on a Bugatti Veyron. Two titans of the motoring world come together in this epic drag race. Check out the video below! Nissan R34 GT-R Nissan’s R34 GT-R is one of the most iconic Japanese cars of all time along with the …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
If you are a fan of Nissan and are ever in Japan, the Nissan Nismo Omori factory is a must stop. It has everything you could want from Nissan’s most famous racers and road cars, to some of their current production models. The Nismo Omori factory is the global headquarters for Nismo. It is where …Read more
The Nissan GT-R R34 has turned into something of a legend and watching this video we can see why. This incredible GT-R definitely deserves the name “GODZILLA”, just listen to that sound, Watch the epic video below. A bit of history: The Nissan GTR dynasty stretches all the way back to the late 60’s, encompassing …Read more
The R35 has been out for a number of years, but how does it compare to its legendary predecessor, the R34. Find out in the video below. R35 GT-R The R35 was launched in 2007 and has been Nissan’s ultimate performance offering since. It features a 3.8 L VR38DETT twin-turbo V6 that produces nearly 600 …Read more
The Nissan GT-R R34 may have been forbidden in the USA, but the mighty Godzilla is free to roam on the streets of Canada. In this video Roads Untraveled takes us down memory lane and out in Jamie’s 800+HP R34 GT-R. We can only wish that this was us. A bit of history on the …Read more
Nissan R34 GT-R The Nissan GTR dynasty stretches all the way back to the late 60’s, encompassing some of the best cars to come out of Japan. The R34 GTR was a late comer to the nineties, launching in 1999 and finishing production in 2002. As one of the most iconic Japanese cars of all …Read more
日本车机汇更多的功能er form, but we think there are some cracking good looking Japanese cars out there. We’ve made a list of 26 in no particular order. Which one is your favourite? Toyota 2000GT Seeing as this list is in no particular order, we thought we may as well …Read more
A bit of history first Nissan canned the GT-R name in 1973, but brought it back when they needed a new car for Group A racing homologation rules. The new car was based on the R32 Skyline serious of cars, but with all the bells and whistles to make it worthy of the GT-R namesake. …Read more
TheSmokingTire gets their hand’s on a 1,000HP Nissan R34 GT-R in New Zealand.