Nissan Skyline R34 gauges limited production rerun launched by NISMO

Needless to say, the Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R is one of the most recognized nameplates in the car scene. As such, the Japanese automaker wants to continue the legacy of the sports car with the limited-edition instrument gauge clusters through its performance division, NISMO.

BNR34 Black Meter

The current Nissan GT-R version is the R35, making the Skyline R34 GT-R a discontinued model. But with the limited-edition instrument gauge clusters, the automaker hopes that owners will get life out of their sports car. Both the twin-turbo BNR34 and single-turbo R34 variants are offered with the product.

For the Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR34), the model is available with an instrument cluster in black and white finishes. Both speedometers and tachometers reach 320 km/h and 11,000 rpm (two stages), respectively. But the black edition has orange illumination and digit color, while the white one comes with black digit color and orange illumination.

BNR34 White Meter

As for the R34 model, it is available with one limited-edition instrument gauge cluster finished in matte black. This product has a 300 km/h speedometer gauge, as well as a tachometer gauge that reaches up to 10,000 rpm. Moreover, it uses orange for the digit color and backlight illumination.

R34 Matte Black Meter

Here is the list of suggested retail prices (SRPs) for each of the said limited-edition instrument gauge cluster products:

• Skyline GT-R (BNR34) Black Meter – 107,800 yen (Php 44,182)
• Skyline GT-R (BNR34) White Meter – 110,000 yen (Php 45,084)
• Skyline GT-R (R34) Matte Black Meter – 99,000 yen (Php 40,576)

Take note, the sales will end as soon as the limited number is reached. Nissan said that for production reasons, the automaker plans to ship in two batches, namely around December 2022 and around April 2023. Due to the product’s limited number in the Land of the Rising Sun, the NISMO-branded instrument gauge clusters might not make it to our shores.

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