A 1977 Nissan Fairlady Z by Liberty Walk with an L28 swap and Ver.1 bodykit redefines heritage tuning through precision and attitude. This black icon bridges eras, combining Japanese motorsport spirit with Liberty Walk’s signature craftsmanship.
Liberty Walk revives the 1975 Nissan Skyline Ken & Mary, blending authentic JDM nostalgia with handcrafted performance and old-school street attitude. A raw, emotional build that celebrates Japan’s golden age of tuning with pure Liberty Walk energy.
The 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R V·spec II Nur is the final, most desirable R34. Built for homologation, it features the durable N1-spec RB26 engine and carbon fiber hood. Named after the Nürburgring, this limited edition model represents the ultimate development of the iconic GT-R lineage.
The 1986 Nissan Skyline 2D Sport Coupe GTS-X Twincam 24V Turbo brought the powerful RB20DET engine and HICAS to the R31 chassis. A DOHC turbo coupé icon. Its release answered the call from enthusiasts and set the stage for the performance legacy that would follow in subsequent Skyline generations.
The 1986 Nissan Skyline Station Wagon GT Passage Turbo combined the R31 chassis with RB-series turbo power. A unique JDM icon of performance utility. This R31 wagon brought a sophisticated blend of turbo performance, the iconic Skyline badge, and practical, family-friendly bodywork to the market.
The 1989 Nissan Fairlady 300ZX (Z32) redefined the Z-car. Explore its revolutionary design, advanced engineering, and lasting impact on the sports car world. Its sleek, wide stance and twin-turbo option immediately placed it among the world’s best sports coupés.
The 1975 Nissan Silvia represents a pivotal shift in Nissan’s design philosophy, blending elegance and performance that defined the brand’s future. As part of the S10 generation, it carried forward the marque’s spirit of innovation while bridging the past and future of Japanese sports coupes.
The 2001 Nissan GT-R Concept blueprint was the moment the celebrated icon went global. Discover the philosophy and technology that laid the foundation for the R35. Nissan engineered this concept for ultimate pleasure, showcasing world-class specifications that would propel the GT-R onto the international stage.
The Nissan Frontier Rapid Runner concept, revealed at the 2025 SEMA Show, redefines adventure mobility. With 37-inch tires, widened axles, and NISMO off-road gear, it’s purpose-built for explorers who chase rapids and rugged trails alike.
The Forsberg Racing NISMO GT-Z, unveiled at the 2025 SEMA Show, reimagines the Nissan Z NISMO as a purpose-built race car. With NISMO suspension, exhaust upgrades, and competition-ready tuning, it marks the next chapter in Nissan’s motorsport evolution.