Worth the 22-year wait - 1992 Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 | Why I Drive - Ep. 13


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Video Description:

In 1995, Mark Hutchinson's classmate showed him a Japanese car magazine. There were cars he had never heard of before: Silvias, 180SXs, Celica GT-4s, and Skylines—and, most notably, the Skyline’s race-bred sibling, the GT-R. Trouble was, these cars were forbidden fruit in the U.S. at that time. Finally, in 2017, Hutchinson succeeded in importing a 1992 GT-R from Japan.

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Automotive
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Hagerty, Classic Car, Classic Cars, Nissan, Datsun, Skyline, JDM, GT-R, R32, Japanese Domestic Market, drive, driving, driver, California, saving driving
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