The Nissan Skyline GT-R is a series of sports cars based on the Nissan Skyline range, produced from 1968 to 2002. The car's fifth and final generation, designed by Kozo Watanabe and internally designated the GF-BNR34 (shortened to R34), was introduced in 1999 as a successor to the E-BCNR33 generation of the Skyline GT-R. The R34 was shorter and had less front overhang compared to its predecessors; the same 2.6L RB26DETT twin-turbocharged inline-6 was used with the R34, although it was now mated to a 6-speed Getrag manual. A number of special edition models were produced, including the V·Spec, V·Spec II, V·Spec II Nรผr, M·Spec and R- and Z-Tune. Production ended in 2002 with 11,578 produced. In recent years, the R34 has become a cult classic due to its appearance in various forms of media and has attained a sizable following among the various echelons of Japanese automobiles.



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The Nissan Skyline GT-R is a series of sports cars based on the Nissan Skyline range, produced from 1968 to 2002. The car's third generation, designed by Naganori Ito and internally designated the E-BNR32 (shortened to R32), was introduced in 1989; this was the first car to bear the Skyline GT-R name after a sixteen-year absence. Designed for Group A racing, the car was powered by a 2.6L RB26DETT twin-turbocharged inline-6 putting down power on all four wheels; the car was so dominant in Group A touring car racing an Australian magazine nicknamed the car "Godzilla", a name which has since stuck and is now used to refer to the R3x-series of Nissan Skyline GT-Rs and by extension the later GT-R. Production ended in 1994 with 43,937 produced, with the car replaced by the R33. In recent years, the R32 has become a cult classic due to its appearance in various forms of media and has attained a sizable following among the various echelons of Japanese automobiles.

This casting, although appearing similar to the mainline Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32) casting, is completely different in terms of detailing and stance. This casting features an opening hood.




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The NISMO 270R is a special production version of the Nissan Silvia K's, produced in 1994 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of NISMO, Nissan's tuning arm. The car was powered by a tuned 2.0L SR20DET turbocharged inline-4 producing 270 horsepower, mated to a 5-speed manual. 30 were produced, although NISMO also produced body kits to allow Silvia owners to replicate the appearance of the 270R.

The base of the casting reads Nissan Silvia (S14) NISMO Customized.



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LB-Kaido Works Nissan R32 Skyline is the designation for a body kit designed by Liberty Walk, a Japanese aftermarket automotive company, intended to be fitted on the R32-generation Nissan Skyline GT-R. It consists of a front bumper, lip, fenders and side skirts, rear bumper, fenders, wing and diffuser and a new trunk. Prices start at ¥2.926m or USD29,260.

The initial livery is based on a specific R32 Skyline with this bodykit shown off at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon; it is currently situated in Liberty Walk's Sapporo Store on display and features the signature of Formula One driver Lando Norris on it. The base of the casting reads LB-Kaido Works Nissan R32 Skyline.


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The Nissan Laurel is a two- or four-door sedan produced by Nissan from 1968 to 2002. The C33, introduced in 1989 and styled by Naganori Ito, acted as the car's sixth generation and was only available as a four-door sedan. Positioned as a luxury car, the car was intended to compete against offerings such as the Toyota Cresta, Honda Inspire, Mitsubishi Emeraude and ษ›̃fini MS-8. Trim levels included Medalist, Medalist Club S and Gran Limited. Production ended in 1993; today the car is popular as a drift car.

This casting depicts a modified Nissan Laurel with a widebody kit, heart-shaped exhaust pipe and lowered stance; it is based in part on John Sharkey's 1991 Nissan Laurel Medalist. Its rear windows are rolled down, leaving the pillarless window frame exposed.



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The Nissan Primera is a large family car produced by Nissan from 1990 to 2007. Designed by Mamoru Aoki, the first generation Primera, internally known as the P10, acted as the replacement for the Bluebird and the Auster, the Primera was designed specifically to cater to the European market, featuring a design catering to that segment. The P10 was replaced in 1996 with the P11.

The Primera was also used in motorsport, such as the British Touring Car Championship and the Japanese Touring Car Championship; teams such as Hasemi Motorsport and Team Impul used the Primera in the JTCC and Janspeed in the BTCC. Both series had the P10 Primera, known as the Primera GTe, compete with mixed success, although later generations would have significantly more success, with a Primera winning the 1998 British Touring Car Championship for manufacturers.

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The Nissan Z GT4 is a grand touring racing sports car manufactured by Nissan for Group GT4 competition. It is essentially a racing version of the 2023 Nissan Z, featuring the same 3.0L VR30DDTT twin-turbocharged V6 as the road-going car but now outputting 450 horsepower. The car was previewed in 2022 by a "Racing Concept" version of the Z used in the 2022 Super Taikyu Series. The car currently competes in the Super Taikyu Series, Michelin Pilot Challenge and the GT4 America Series among other series. Deliveries of cars begun in 2023.



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This casting is a replica of the modified Nissan Skyline GT-R as featured in the Season 1 finale of Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge. Named Rally Resilience, it was constructed by contestant Arushi Garg and her team known as the Carpoolers.

The base of the casting reads "Rally Resilience" Nissan Skyline (R33). This casting was named the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33) "Safari" in development.


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The Nissan 300ZX GTS was a grand touring racing car intended to compete in endurance racing. Essentially a racing version of the Z32 300ZX, the 300ZX GTS shared virtually nothing with its road going counterpart apart from some logos and the rear taillights. Built by Clayton Cunningham Racing of El Segundo, California, the 300ZX GTS featured carbon fiber body panels on a chrome moly tubeframe chassis; it is powered by an aluminum-forged version of the 3.0L VG30DETT used in the road-going 300ZX making some 800 horsepower, mated to a Hewland VGC 5-speed manual. The car competed for seven seasons from 1989 to 1995, winning the 1992 and 1994 IMSA GT Championships; the cars were so dominant that IMSA banned the twin-turbo V6s for 1995, forcing Clayton Cunningham Racing to switch their cars to using V8s. Following an accident involving driver Steve Millen, the program was canceled; some of the chassis would later race in Japan in the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship. Seven chassis were built in total.

The base of the casting reads 1994 Nissan 300ZX GTS. This casting was loosely derived from the Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo casting originally designed by Dmitriy Shakhmatov.




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The Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 is a grand touring racing sports car manufactured by NISMO, the sports and turning arm of Nissan; the car was developed in the wake of the impending discontinuation of the Nissan GT-R GT1. The car was designed and developed in conjunction with British racing team JR Motorsports. The car is powered by a race-tuned 3.8L VR38DETT V6, similar to its road-going counterpart. The GT-R NISMO GT3 was given a technical update in 2018, aimed to "improve driving performance"; the car's engine was moved rearward and lowered and other changes made to improve weight distribution. The car has been campaigned by numerous teams in numerous GT racing championships and has achieved 84 wins as of 2024.

This is a replica of the Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 used in the film Gran Turismo as driven by Jann Mardenborough (portrayed by Archie Madekwe) in the film; Mardenborough himself would also appear in the film and act as Madekwe's stunt double. Chassis GTR-8A01 was originally purchased by RJN Motorsports in 2014 and used for competition until 2020 when it was purchased by Darren Cox; it was sold at Silverstone Auctions in 2023.



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The Prince Skyline is the predecessor vehicle to what would become the Nissan Skyline. The second generation of the Skyline, styled by Shinichiro Sakurai and internally designated the S50, was the final generation to be branded as a Prince. Powered by a 1.5L G-1 inline-4, the Prince Skyline quickly became one of the most desirable cars of the time. Production ended in 1968 with 114,238 produced.

The initial livery is based on the #39 Skyline GT that competed in the 1964 Japanese Grand Prix; at the time the race was a sports car racing event and would only become a Formula One race in 1976. The car was driven by Yoshikazu Sunako and finished second behind a Porsche 904.



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"Sileighty" (alternatively spelled SilEighty or Sil80) is a name given to a hybrid model of the Nissan 180SX and Silvia models; these were usually built on the components of the 180SX but featured the exterior appearance of the Silvia. Japanese tuning company Kid's Heart produced 500 official Sileighty models in 1998 built with the blessing of Nissan; the cars were also given a number of performance enhancements over standard Silvia or 180SX models.



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The Nissan 350Z, known as the Fairlady Z in Japan and internally designated the Z33, is a two-seat sports car manufactured Nissan from 2002 to 2009. Designed by Ajay Panchal, Diane Allen and Mamoru Aoki, the car's roots can be traced back to the 240Z Concept from 1998, which was slated to be put into production but was canceled due to lukewarm reception. Replacing the 300ZX, the 350Z was launched in Japan at Nissan Blue Stage dealerships in July 2002 and in the United States the following month, both as a 2002 model, in base, Enthusiast, Performance, Touring and Track trims. Production ended in 2009, when the car was replaced by the 370Z.

This is a depiction of a Nissan 350Z fitted with a NISMO Aero Package.


 

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The Nissan Skyline GT-R is a series of sports cars based on the Nissan Skyline range, produced from 1968 to 2002. The car's third generation, designed by Naganori Ito and internally designated the E-BNR32 (shortened to R32), was introduced in 1989; this was the first car to bear the Skyline GT-R name after a sixteen-year absence. Designed for Group A racing, the car was powered by a 2.6L RB26DETT twin-turbocharged inline-6 putting down power on all four wheels; the car was so dominant in Group A touring car racing an Australian magazine nicknamed the car "Godzilla", a name which has since stuck and is now used to refer to the R3x-series of Nissan Skyline GT-Rs and by extension the later GT-R. Production ended in 1994 with 43,937 produced, with the car replaced by the R33. In recent years, the R32 has become a cult classic due to its appearance in various forms of media and has attained a sizable following among the various echelons of Japanese automobiles.


This casting depicts a Nissan Skyline GT-R with a Pandem bodykit.


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This casting depicts a 'Tooned version of Wataru Kato's modified Nissan Skyline, featuring squished up & cartoonish proportions.

The base of the casting reads Skyline 2000 GT-R LBWK.

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The Nissan Maxima is a full-sized car produced by Nissan since 1980, now in its eighth generation. It is offered as Nissan's flagship sedan mainly in North America, the Middle East and China.

This casting depicts a 1999 Nissan Maxima with few modifications. The base of the casting reads '99 Nissan Maxima.



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