Would you fork over $485k for a well-kept Nissan Skyline GT-R?

JDM Expo is selling a rare R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R V Spec II Nur for a staggering $485,000. Only around 700 cars like this were made, and this one is one of the least driven with only 362 km (225 miles) on the odo.

Compared to the regular GT-R of the R34 generation, the V Spec II introduced an improved AWD system with an active differential. It also featured stiffer suspension, bigger brakes and a carbon-fiber hood instead of the standard aluminum one.

The Nur spec, named so after the Nürburgring, replaced the RB26DETT engine under the hood with a superior version of the same block, offering stronger turbos and even more tuning potential than the already impressive stock unit did.

Unfortunately, the listing is scarce on details. The seller claims the car is in impeccable condition, but that’s about it. Its Millenium Jade body looks dent- and scratch-free in the photos. The interior is black and houses bucket seats wrapped in some kind of film, but we can’t tell for sure whether it’s the OEM delivery wrap or something the owner put on the seats after the fact.