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There's not such thing as a line of GTR cars. They have only ever made one GTR, and that's the current R35.

If you're referring to skylines, you're sadly misinformed.

+ 1 our g35 is a skyline...

I really like it.
The only thing I don't like about the back is the taillights. GTR must have circle tail lights. It is a requirement

Maybe if Nissan is true to form, it will be lighter and faster than the 2-door

^^^ I like the taillights on this better than the traditional gtr

R34,33,32 are generally known to the public as Skyline GTR's, correct?

You are correct in saying there isn't a "line" of GTR's, I guess it was poor choice of words.

^"Skylines" yes, "GTRs" or "Skyline GTRs" no.

No. It's known to the general American public as GT-Rs because like you, they don't know the difference between a Skyline and their GT models.

R31-R34 were Skylines, with many trim levels, the top two people know well are the GT-S and GT-R. With the G35 model, they renamed the chassis to V35 and obviously, the GTR is it's own car now.

This is like saying a Mustang GT and a Ford GT is the same.... there is not a line of gtr's there is a line or skylines and only 1 true "GTR"

For the R32 Skyline there was the GXi, GTE, GTS, GTS-25, GTS-t, GTS-4, Autech, GT-R, and several Nismo editions.
R33 had GTS, GTS25, GTS-4, GTS25T, GT-R, GT-R LM and NISMO 400R
R34 had some random GT models and quite a few different GT-R variations

Not really, it's more like saying the Mustang V6 and the Shelby Mustang GT500 are the same...

Ya because V6 and GT500 is the same word... lol

That car is Owesome

You guys bring up valid points.

Looks pretty cool never seen it before.