• Supplied new to Japan and imported into the UK in 2018
• 1/560 early examples built by Nismo for homologation
• All were finished in Gun Grey Metallic (KH2)
• Powered by a twin-turbocharged 2.6-litre RB26 inline-six cylinder 
• Indicating just 37,491km
• Rare, collectable and highly sought after

Offered here is the ‘holy grail’ of R32 Nissan Skylines to Japanese sports car enthusiasts and collectors of landmark automobiles alike. Chassis 529 is one of 560 examples manufactured by Nismo to meet FIA 'Group A' Evo homologation regulations, 60 of which were built into competition cars. The Nismo is instantly recognisable by some of its unique features including, a ‘Gurney flap’ that sits under the rear wing, two extra air ducts in the front bumper to allow extra airflow to the intercooler, slightly modified side skirts, weight saving aluminium body panels and rear wiper delete. Mechanical differences over the standard production model include larger Turbos with steel internals and ABS delete. Nismo-branded options available included a 260 km/h (162 mph) speedometer, 3-inch cat-back exhaust system, front suspension tower brace, sports shock absorbers, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a rear spoiler with a built-in third brake light. The R32 Skyline achieved iconic status in Japan after dominating the Japanese Touring Car Championship winning outright four years in a row.

Chassis 529 comes to market finished in sparkling Gunmetal Grey metallic (KH2) and appears to be mostly unmodified. Accompanied by a history file which includes invoices for its most recent major maintenance dated January 2021, an MOT from 2019 showing 37,292km, a fresh MOT, export paperwork, sales invoices and its current V5C.

These special Japanese sports cars from the '80s and '90s are fast becoming highly desirable and are slowly making their way into car collections across the globe, rarely do we see an R32 Nismo on the market in Europe. This is a super opportunity and we welcome your inspection.

*This vehicle now has a new MOT with no advisories to 16 February 2023*