A Nissan Skyline GT-R V Spec II Nür with just 10 km on the odometer is going up for auction.

Surely many of us have dreamed of travelling back in time and arriving at an era when certain cars were still rolling off the production line, and being able to enjoy them with that new-car smell filling their cabins. Yet on certain occasions our wishes come true, and we come across gems that have been frozen in time and discovered relatively recently, almost like a fossil. This is what has happened with a Nissan Skyline R34, which has only 10 km on the odometer.

This case is very similar to that of the McLaren F1 that went on sale with barely over 200 km covered, and both vehicles are very special pieces. The Nissan Skyline has become a milestone in the automotive world, especially when it is a GT-R, the top-of-the-range version of the Japanese sports car.

On this occasion, we find a Skyline as if it had just left the factory, since it has only 10 kilometres on the odometer, which were covered at the same factory. But this is not the only thing that makes this Japanese sports car special; it is also the final edition of the R34, called the Nür, of which only 1,000 units were made.

The history behind this very special Skyline is unknown. The only information provided by BH Auction, the company handling the sale, is that this is a unit that has never been registered. This means that no one has had the chance to blow the dust off its 280 CV twin-turbo V6 engine, figures that are quite spectacular both today and in the R34’s era. At the same time, we have in front of us a V Spec II, of which only about 300 units were made under the Nür designation.

As expected, the condition of this GT-R is impressive. It presents an immaculate interior and exterior, as if time had frozen for this Skyline. The interior elements show no wear whatsoever and the plastics on the seats and other parts of the vehicle have been preserved.

Without a doubt, it is sad to see that this Skyline has not been used for 15 years, but let us hope its future owner allows the GT-R to unleash its full potential. BH Auction estimates a value of 25,000,000 yen, which at current exchange rates is about 186,000 euros, although this figure could easily rise and approach half a million euros.