Aventador SVJ v NISMO GT-R v M5 CS: DRAG RACE

 It may be raining, but this could still be one of the greatest carwow drag races of all time! We’ve got Mat lining up in his all-new BMW M5 CS, and next to him we’ve got a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ & a Nissan GT-R NISMO!! Now we’re sure we don’t need to tell you, but the stats on these cars are absolutely WILD! First up we have the BMW, which is powered by a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 that’s good for 635hp & 750Nm of torque. It weighs in at around 1825kg, and it’ll set you back £141,000. Then we’ve got the Lambo, which houses an almighty 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 under the bonnet, which can put down 770hp & 720Nm of torque! Lamborghini claims it weighs in at around 1500kg, and it’ll burn a huge hole in your pocket, costing upwards of £360,000!! Then finally we have the Nissan. It’s powered by a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6, and it’ll produce 600hp & 650Nm. It’s lighter than the BMW, at 1700kg, but it’s also more expensive, costing around £180,000. So, can you pick a winner?! There’s only one way to find out what’ll happen…. LET’S RACE!

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R35 GTR vs Rally car on ice - Monster Energy x K4 Rally video shoot

Some behind the scenes of my video shoot with Monster Energy and K4 Rally. GTR took a pretty good beating as u can see…

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2014 Nissan GT-R Modified OEM Turbos FBO E85 vs 2017 Camaro ZL1 Bolt Ons Cam 93 & Meth

2014 Nissan GT-R Modified OEM Turbos FBO E85 vs 2017 Camaro ZL1 Bolt Ons Cam 93 & Meth

 

2014 Nissan GT-R vs 2017 Chevy Camaro ZL1 Nissan GT-R Mods: Modified OEM Turbos (current owner doesn't know exact specs but claims it's close to nismo turbos) Full turboback exhaust Intercooler kit Intakes Upgraded fuel system E85 tune Camaro ZL1 Mods: Camshaft Full exhaust system Intake Lower pulley Heat exchanger 93 tune with Meth injection 1st race was from 50 MPH 2nd race was from 65 MPH 3rd race was from 65 MPH 4th race was from 50 MPH (GT-R used RAL) 

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Nissan GTR R35 NISMO | REVIEW on AUTOBAHN by AutoTopNL

Nissan GTR R35 NISMO | REVIEW on AUTOBAHN by AutoTopNL

UK: Auto-Top is an honest and pure car filming and testing company. We're not interested in eco & green (unless it's like, really superfast). Screaming exhausts, whining superchargers and blowing turbo's is what we want to hear! We review all sorts of performance cars. In the different playlists you can enjoy exhaust sounds, acceleration tests (0-100, 0-200) with launch control, onboard cams and the revving sound of each car. Exotic cars, hothatches, power sedans. We have it all!

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Is this the BEST Nissan Skyline R33 GTR in the UK? 800HP FULL SEND! #R33 #R33skyline #GTR #NissanGTR

BEST Nissan Skyline R33 GTR in the UK

Rocky's MINT condition Nissan GT-R R33 Skyline out for a drive, whilst trying to convince Buzz, just what a crazy car this really is! With around 800hp and a Rips RB30 engine, this car can really shift!

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The New GT-R NISMO: A New Level of Excellence

 The New GT-R NISMO: A New Level of Excellence

The GT-R NISMO, Nissan’s flagship GT-R represents a continuous evolution toward ultimate driving pleasure. Join Chief Product Specialist Hiroshi Tamura as he shares insights into the meticulous balance of engine components, shaving weight and evolving the GT-R’s appearance to deliver the ultimate balance of power, performance and excitement. Nissan Global YouTube Channel: The Nissan worldwide channel is our virtual showroom, showcasing our newest models, heritage vehicles, NISMO sports news and tech advancements. Subscribe to stay up-to-date on Innovation that Excites. Nissan is a global full-line vehicle manufacturer that sells more than 60 models under the Nissan, INFINITI and Datsun brands. Nissan’s global headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, manages operations in six regions: Asia & Oceania; Africa, the Middle East & India; China; Europe; Latin America; and North America.

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TOP SECRET Skyline GT-R at Tokyo Auto Salon 2022

TOP SECRET Skyline GT-R at Tokyo Auto Salon 2022

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Buy and Store an R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R In Japan, Until it is 25 Years Old

Buy and Store an R34 Skyline in Japan Until its 25 years old

TOPRANK IMPORTERS can find and buy a vehicle that is not yet 25 years old, and store it in Japan for you, until it is 25 years old.  Then Toprank will ship it to the US.  In Japan, Toprank can handle any service or modifications you are looking to do.  Buy now to help lock in prices today.

The R34 GT-R version of the Nissan Skyline, start to turn 25 years old, and legal to import to the USA, staring in January 2024. From 1999 to 2002, there were  11,578 built.  There are eight different versions of the R34 GT-R, and they were sold in four regions besides Japan.  There were 14 different colors, although QM1 white was the most popular color, with 25.77%, followed closely by TV2 Bayside Blue with 24.87%. Source - GT-R REGISTRY

We are happy to be able to offer this option to purchase a R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R in advance, to avoid the inevitable price increase as we get closer to 2024.  The cars are not eligible for import until January 2024.* Current prices range from $60,000 to $90,000 based on condition. Certain models such as the M Spec Nur and Midnight purple cars are currently in the ballpark of $150,000+ these prices will increase as we get closer to the first date of eligibility. We do have a few R34 Skyline GTR in inventory in Japan available for purchase now with one of our storage plans. If you are looking for something specific we can source that for you as well.  

There are other costs in addition to the price of the car. There is a cost of $5,500 for export and import to the US. This price is all inclusive and includes transport to our facility in Cypress California. Import Tariffs are subject to change, so we can not guarantee the current tariff of 2.5%, will be the same at the time the car is imported. Storage for the car in Japan is additional. We have multiple storage options and costs. Maintenance and modifications while in storage are on option as well, costs are based on your preferences.

If you are a California resident or live in a state that requires ODB2 emissions testing, we can not guarantee that the vehicle will be able to meet emissions requirements, as the R34 GT-R is not equipped from the factory with OBD2. Some States may choose to exempt them or adapt new laws prior to the car turning 25 but that is beyond our control.  Please check local laws for more information. 

We are working on a plan to offer in house financing to well qualified buyers, otherwise payment in full at time of purchase is required. Once the car is paid in full the car is yours. Chassis number specific contracts and purchase agreements will be in place to ensure you have proof of ownership of the car. We will not under any circumstances import the vehicle to you prior to the car turning 25 or assist in any form of illegal importing of the vehicle. In the storage plan you'll see the option to keep the car registered in Japan. We offer this option for our customers who wish to visit Japan and drive their car there until it turns 25 years old

 R34 GT-R INVENTORY IN JAPAN