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34 feels like your driving a bigger car than 33

Resembles a box

Only good thing to say would be

getrag gearbox

better 4 wheel steer

minor improvements to engine

Yes.

Although, it seems Nissan were quite conservative with each models release.

Until the release of the R35 GTR, it's a totally different GTR.

Which is hardly worth extra $20k more than a 33 IMO.

For sure.

Similar to saying how a S15 has a decent price gap between a S14.

34 feels like your driving a bigger car than 33

Resembles a box

Only good thing to say would be

getrag gearbox

better 4 wheel steer

minor improvements to engine

When really, the HICAS should be ripped out and put in the dumpster.

The engine, slightly more boost, a very slight change in the exhaust cam and slightly different turbos. Oh, the camgear cover is plastic instead of alloy. Hardly anything to write home about. Most people would change turbos anyway - death to the ceramic wheels!!!

Gearbox is a big one - I agree.

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