Originally Posted by Cmike2780

No way Nissan would ever reintroduce the R34 to the US market, but for the sake of this arguement, I wouldn't buy one. I'd want one, but wouldn't buy it, if that makes any sense. It's an older platform, but it was/is a technically advanced car filled with computer wizardry. I doubt it would be any easier to own than a new R35. They are totally different animals, no doubt, but each ease of ownership is going to depend on the owner. As advanced as the R35 is, at the end of the day, its still a car with an internal combustion engine. All the rules of upgrading and tuning are relatively unchanged. I would rather go farther back into the Nissan archives and resurrect the classic, old school Z's or Skylines.