Mercedes Benz

  Nissan seems to understand the importance of preserving important Skyline models, like the R32-generation one seen here, before it's too late. That's why the company recently launched a restoration program through its NISMO division and first spotted by Japanese Nostalgic Car, which is extensive. Extensive enough to justify the cost, which is a few hundred thousand dollars? Let's take a closer look and see. Remember, not too long ago Nissan announced it was putting some hard-to-find parts for R32 Skyline GT-Rs back into production. And the prices of Skyline GT-Rs are hitting new heights, too. This seems like the next logical step, producing like-new versions of classic Skylines replete with special build plates and an impeccable pedigree, for a suitable sum. And it's not too dissimilar from Honda's NSX Refresh Plan in Japan—leveraging the company's incomparable expertise to make the end result as correct as it could possibly be. While that program may eventual...