A white Nissan Skyline GT-R coupe in an R34 body is currently up for grabs in Japan. The sports car corresponds to the high V-Spec II Nür and has mere 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) on the odo, despite being 19 years old.
The Nür specification draws inspiration from the North Loop of the Nürburgring and combines the features of the M-Spec and V-Spec II in one package. This includes a special body kit, unique badges, modified suspension, a large rear wing, a lightweight carbon hood cover, and an AWD system.
Pop up the hood to see N1, a modified version of the RB26 racecar engine used in the Skyline GT-R lineup. The street-legal mill churns out 280 PS (276 hp / 206 kW), and judging by the odometer going all the way to 300 km/h (186 mph), it knows how to apply it to the wheels.
The production run consisted of 1,003 units, including 718 V-Spec II ones (watch the video for a closer look at this version). The example on sale was one of the last produced.
Pricing remains private, but a similar vehicle with 362 km (225 miles) under the belt fetched U.S. $485,000 not long ago.