Nissan develops new parts for the R33 and R34 Skyline GT-R
Nissan has expanded its Nismo Heritage programme to offer new parts for current owners of the legendary Skyline R33 or R34 GT-R.
Nissan has decided to offer new parts for its iconic Skyline R33 and R34 GT-R vehicles. Even today, these two models are cult cars in the motoring world.
The programme launched last year with a catalogue of more than 80 parts or components for the Skyline GT-R R32, and since then even more options have been added to this catalogue.

The programme will include parts to modify the exterior, the power and various mechanical components made for the R33 and R34. In addition, and as we mentioned before, the range of modifications available for the R32 has also increased.
In total, the Nismo Heritage programme includes around 160 parts available for the R32, R33 and R34. The programme is an initiative created by Nissan, Nissan Motor Sports and Autech Japan, together with a wide selection of distributors.

This solution is very useful for all owners of these models who are looking for original parts to replace or complement their car. Now owners of an R33 and an R34 will be able to access official parts for their vehicles that stopped being produced more than a decade ago.
This will be especially important for owners of an R34, as in recent years the car has been gaining value, particularly limited editions. Models such as the R34 GT-R Nismo Z-Tune have reached market prices of no less than $500,000…

The R34’s fame can be attributed especially to the film “Fast & Furious 2”, where the late Paul Walker drove a beautiful silver Skyline R34 with blue stripes, which instantly propelled this model, previously known mainly in Japan, to stardom across the Western world.

The R33 also had its heyday with the first film of the aforementioned franchise, although its impact was not as notable as that of the R34. However, both are considered true gems among enthusiasts and possibly two of the models with the most tuning modifications available on the entire market.
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