And, of course, there was also a massive batch of Nissan Group C and Le Mans prototypes. These were organized in a line by year of development, starting with the R85 V, the carmaker’s first-ever entry into the 1986 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. It then culminates with R391, which raced in Le Mans in 1999 in the LMP class. Nissan didn’t return to Le Mans until it finished developing the ill-fated GT-R LM Nismo, which didn’t manage to finish the endurance race.
With it being large as it is, though, we can only talk about a few cars covered in the one-hour video. But overall, the massive collection shows Nissan’s rich history as clear as day. As such, if they can, Nissan fans should heed this place as their Mecca.
