Nissan R34 Skyline Driving Experiences

The fifth and final generation of Nissan’s Skyline R34 model first rolled off the production line of the Japanese automotive giant’s plant in January 1999. Whilst shorter in length than the preceding fourth generation model - which had been in production from 1995 to 1998 - and having a reduced overhang at the front, it also boasted several impressive new features.

One of these was on the dashboard - a 5.8” LCD display unit, which has the capability to display up to seven live readings of engine and vehicle stats including oil and water temperature and turbocharger pressure amongst others.

And as well as the addition of new front and side splitters and a rear carbon fibre air diffuser, you’re left in no doubt that the Skyline R34 is a performance car that, for its time, had forward thinking vision.

And the often dubbed ‘Godzilla’ of Japanese supercars certainly delivers on that front, as indeed it also does on the insanely focused engineering. Kitted out beneath the bonnet is a roaring 2.6 litre RB engine that can be heard coming from yards away, powering out an awesome 400 bhp, with acceleration from 0 - 60 mph in just a touch over 5 seconds with capable top speeds in excess of 155 mph.

Our Nissan packages show the brand's versatility, with Nissan having been a global leader in everything automotive for nearly a century. Get behind the wheel of a Nissan GTR R35 Nismo supercar, a Nissan Skyline R34 movie car classic, or a Nissan Silvia, 200SX, or 350Z drifting champion. As a result, we have a diverse range of experiences that take place in a variety of settings.

Indeed, our incredible value Nissan packages start from £45 and can be found at fifteen different places throughout the UK. This includes well-known courses like Blyton Park in Lincolnshire and Castle Combe in Wiltshire.

However, it also includes former airfields and even show grounds, such as Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire, RAF Honington in Suffolk, and Abingdon Airfield in Oxfordshire. No matter where you are, our location tools in the upper left corner of this page may help you find the perfect driving experience day at a location near you.

How to Make a Nissan Driving Experience Reservation

Purchasing one of our open gift cards is both a great present idea and the most flexible way to book your next Nissan driving day package with us at TrackDays at the time and date of your choosing.

All orders get email discounts, but there are also additional gift wrap options available at checkout that we may deliver to you by Royal Mail or DPD, depending on the special occasion you're celebrating with the Nissan fan in your life.

We also like having the most up-to-date availability for all of our experiences since we communicate with suppliers and venues on a daily basis to get them, so you can book directly into any of the future days shown on our Events Calendar if you choose.

When buying an open Nissan package gift voucher, double-check the validity term, since certain vouchers and special offers may have a shorter or longer validity period, which will be clearly stated on the voucher.

Please keep in mind that reserving a Nissan Experience for a certain day is just a request, and the day and time you choose are still subject to availability. We usually confirm bookings within 48 hours, but you must wait until you get a final confirmation email before making any plans relating to your reservation. When you submit a booking request, you will get an immediate receipt. This is not the final confirmation.

When purchasing Nissan Experiences, make sure the driver meets all age, weight, height, and driving license requirements. Each event will have its own set of requirements, so double-check that you've covered all the bases.

We will usually specify whether an experience is just for younger drivers in the package name, although this is not always the case. If you book a Nissan Experience and the driver does not meet the requirements on the day of the experience, they will very certainly be unable to drive and will instead be given a passenger ride.

Of course, discussion of the Nissan Skyline R34 can’t be made without reference to what most people know and love it from - which is of course the Fast and Furious series of films, where the distinctive model, kitted out in silver with blue racing stripes, was driven by Paul Walker’s character Brian O’Conner in the second instalment, 2 Fast 2 Furious, in 2003.

It is this which can be largely credited with the Skyline’s continued popularity on the second-hand import market. It was never exported directly to the UK, hence it enjoys a loyal following even over 15 years on.

The BBC’s Top Gear programme have cited it as ‘the only true Japanese contribution to the world of supercars’ and the show’s former host Jeremy Clarkson even went on record to say it was one of the best cars in the world.