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NISMO launch online factory store for New Zealand customers

by Velocity News
September 27, 2021
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NISMO fans, get spending.

The popular Nissan motorsport subsidiary has launched its Omori Factory Online Shop for New Zealand customers.

The online store is available across the Oceania and Asia Pacific region, selling factory line products, made-to-order products, and repair parts.

The online store

NISMO, a combination of the words Nissan and Motorsport, caters for a range of road-going and track day Nissans, including the GT-R, Silvia and the Z model.

They will ship products to select countries, including New Zealand and Australia.

Nissan has a rich history in motor racing.

The formidable Skyline R-32, nicknamed Godzilla, dominated the Australian Touring Car Championship in the early 90s.

The car won at Bathurst twice. First in 1991 and then again a year later.

The brand has had a resurgence of sorts in New Zealand, with a handful of GT-R GT3s in the country and racing in national endurance races.

Nissans have also won all but one D1NZ Pro championship since the series’ inception in 2003.

You can check out the NISMO Omori online store by clicking here: NISMO OMORI FACTORY ONLINE

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