Australian police are scrambling to search out the daring thief who managed to steal a uncommon Nissan Skyline GT-R proper out Nissan Headquarters.
Motor1 studies through Australia’s Information.com.au that Nissan Australia confirmed the theft of the automotive from their headquarters. The stolen GT-R is a darkish crimson 1991 R32 that had ties to GT-Rs that gained the Bathurst 1000 — a Supercar race held in New South Wales — in 1991 and 1992. These wins helped cement the GT-R’s “Godzilla” nickname because the automobiles fielded in these races proved to be unbeatable on the time.
Police say they’re not precisely certain how the automotive was stolen however they’re presently investigating the incident. Whoever made off with the automotive would possibly come away with a pleasant sized test in the event that they resolve to promote it. Motor1 says the automotive has a price of over $170,000. This GT-R can also be important due to how few R32s have been bought on the continent after they have been new; simply 100 R32 GT-Rs have been despatched to Australia over the 5 yr interval from 1989-1994.
Each Victoria Police and Nissan Australia are asking for the general public’s assist with any details about the case. Anybody with any info is inspired to achieve out to Nissan Australia immediately by emailing them at csc@nissan.com.au.
