The awe­some pho­tog­ra­phers over at CarAd­vice have cap­tured the sec­ond GT-​​R to land in Aus­tralia, belong­ing to an unknown (and well-​​to-​​do) enthu­si­ast. Rumoured to cost around AU $150,000 (A very hefty pre­mium even on the US $69K price-​​tag for the GT-​​R in the USA) the GT-​​R can­not be road reg­is­tered in Aus­tralia, cour­tesy of Nis­san Australia.

Nis­san Aus­tralia execs, we are glar­ing at you right now. Fix this débâ­cle and let us import them, or bring them here!

The way it should have been? We’ll leave that deci­sion up to you and the ever vocal purists. But noth­ing can take away from the pure awe­some­ness of the Sky­line GT-R’s donk in that slick, black 300zx body.

We’ve been asked a few ques­tions on exactly who imports cars in Aus­tralia, specif­i­cally Japan­ese cars.

Well there are quite a few, and if you’re in Aus­tralia you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to decent ser­vice, price and model avail­abil­ity. Here we have a short and sweet list of some we hear have done very well by their customers.

1. Pres­tige Motorsport
2. J-​​Spec
3. Iron Chef
4. Pre­ferred Autos

Had a good or bad expe­ri­ence import­ing cars? Feel free to share in the forums