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 debacle and let us import them, or bring them here!

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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.

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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

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Both brilliant cars. But hey, the end result is rather obvious when you consider what’s under the hood.

Interestingly, it’s not by much

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Probably one of the most famous commercials ever, it’s definitely my favourite. The expression on the Japanese fellows face at the end cracks me up, a kind of manic happiness.

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