Nissan
Skyline GT-R
1992 · Retro Sports Cars · Japan
541
Stock PI
- Class
- B
- Performance Index
- 541
- Drivetrain
- AWD
- Power
- 276 bhp
- Torque
- 260 lb-ft
- Aspiration
- Twin-Turbo
- Engine
- 2.6L Twin-Turbo I6
- Weight
- 1480 kg
- Category
- Retro Sports Cars
- Origin
- Japan
- Year
- 1992
- Rarity
- Rare
- Value
- 72,000 cr
- How to unlock
- Autoshow / Wheelspin / Hard to Find
Stock ratings
- Speed
- 6.0
- Handling
- 5.1
- Accel
- 5.8
- Launch
- 3.3
- Braking
- 3.6
- Offroad
- 5.8
The RB26 loves boost: a careful turbo and intake build adds meaningful power without breaking the chassis. Keep ATTESA-style AWD, tighten the rear diff a fraction, and the R32 happily climbs into S1 with everything intact.
Engine, drivetrain and power reflect the real world car. In-game class and PI are stock values and may shift with game updates and tuning.
Overview
The BNR32 Skyline GT-R is the car that proved Japan could build a world-beating performance machine. Twin-turbo RB26DETT, ATTESA-ETS active all-wheel drive and a chassis honed for Group A racing meant the R32 dominated touring cars wherever it raced, earning it the 'Godzilla' nickname. In Forza Horizon 6 it sits in A class as an AWD all-rounder with serious tuning headroom.
Best for
Why it stands out
The R32, the GT-R that earned the Godzilla name.
B class covers PI 501 to 600. Balanced all rounders and classic tuners.
FAQ
- Why is the R32 GT-R nicknamed Godzilla?
- An Australian magazine coined the name in 1989 after the R32 obliterated local touring car series, where it was eventually rule-changed out of competing. The nickname stuck across the entire R32 to R34 lineage.
