2000 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec from UK and Ireland - Comments

3rd Jun 2003, 07:25

"Ferrari or GT-R? GT-R Please!!!"

What things have gone wrong with the car?

Leather on drivers seat looks a little more 'aged' than passenger side (through more use). Not really a fault though.

General comments?

Why the GT-R?

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Currently for less than £60,000, there is no other car I'd rather have than my GT-R.

O Driving it gets you as much attention as being a superstar. They are _rare_ outside of Japan. Only 80 R34 GT-R official examples in UK.

O You don't have to become so fanatical about where you park it, unlike your average Ferrari owner.

O Prices are going UP with some late NUR models now fetching £60,000-£70,000! Even '99 models are now selling for £36,000. Ever since production ceased and no alternative supercar exists demand has gone up! This will get even worse on June 6th with the release of 2 Fast, 2 Furious! (The GT-R R34 is the star of the film)

Alternatives:

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When I choose to trade in it will be either the new V35 GT-R (if its any good) or a Ferrari 360 or perhaps the new 'baby' Aston Martin.

Performance:

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Its on another level. This car is basically a street legal race car. Don't believe the 280bhp, its near as damned 320-330bhp from factory. Change the exhaust/downpipes and you seeing 400bhp!

With some tuning the GT-R can easily out pace a Porsche turbo or Ferrari. Handling, lets just say _nothing_ on the road can match a well tuned example, OK, perhaps the new Enzo :)

You really must drive one fast in the twisties to truly appreciate this car!!!


15th Nov 2004, 20:23

This is a great review and all, but you do not tell us, as the readers, what your car is capable of. You tell us that in the future you will purchase a new skyline, or Ferrari, but what is your machine capable of now??? Also, have you upgraded it???

I hope you don't find this comment offensive, but could you please tell us about what your car can really do?

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14th Dec 2004, 08:09

Dude your skyline sounds awesome id defenately buy it.

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30th Jun 2005, 18:05

Nice comments all round, if I can add to the first comment about the nissan skyline gtr please, date 1/7/05 I first bought a skyline gts-t in 2003 (2.5 single tubro) I sold a honda prelude v-tech 2.2 2 buy same, hello what a vast diffrence between the 2 vehichles all I can say is what a different level I came 2.As a person who is not mechanical minded Holy ****.Nothng would do then, but I hade to sample the beast (GTR).Lots of saving I got there in 2004 I got a gtr (1995) in from Japan which I now know was 450 bhp cus I got it dynod. Next somebody offered me €4000 more than I paid for it hence byb byb GTR. Hav another on order from Japan through a dealer in London, another 1995 silver gtr built by garage sauras in japan 550 bhp everyday driver what more does a man want, all I can say is belive what you read this is a supercar at the hands of the not so super/rich go there get that and enjoy cus it'll rock you Regards *****

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31st Jan 2006, 16:51

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I would no sooner leave this on a typical British side street than that Ferrari. Skylines are worth a fortune to professional thieves for spares, and every joyrider knows exactly what it is. It will attract the wrong sort of attention sooner or later.

Great car though.

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25th Feb 2006, 17:50

I second that regarding the parking, but did any of you see what they did with the r34 in JAPAN, the lunatics tuned it to 1200bhp!

Raziel.

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