With Nissan officially sunsetting the legendary R35 GT-R in the North American market, automotive enthusiasts have been left staring at an indefinite, agonizing timeline for the rumored next-generation R36. But while a real-world, twin-turbo Godzilla might currently be out of reach, a brand-new collaboration is bringing the JDM icon directly to the convenience store counter.Enter the Hot Wheels Silver Series 2017 Nissan GT-R (R35).As showcased on the 7collection website, this exclusive release gives the 2017 GT-R a high-octane convenience store makeover. The 1:64 scale die-cast features a crisp white base coat draped in 7-Eleven's unmistakable orange, green, and red racing graphics.AdvertisementAdvertisementBut this isn't just a basic mainline toy designed to be torn open and lost in a sandbox. As part of the Hot Wheels Silver Series, this miniature Godzilla boasts premium detailing that elevates the casting. The model features highly accurate nose badging, sculpted taillights, and specialized 7-Eleven-themed blister packaging designed specifically for collectors who prefer to keep their items sealed.Credit: https://7collection.comThe Best Deal on a GT-RWhile a full-sized R35 demands a six-figure budget, hefty insurance premiums, and premium fuel, this pocket-sized alternative is delightfully accessible. Originally launched on the official 7Collection online store, the exclusive die-cast was priced at a perfectly fitting $7.11.Unsurprisingly, the intersection of die-hard Hot Wheels collectors and JDM fans meant this release didn't stay in stock for long. The 7-Eleven GT-R quickly sold out on the primary site, though it served as the centerpiece for a larger capsule collection that included matching checkered-flag apparel, hoodies, and graphic tees. For those who missed the initial retail drop, the secondary market is already heating up, with pristine blister packs fetching a premium on auction sites like eBay.AdvertisementAdvertisementIt might not have a hand-built VR38DETT V6 under the hood to push it past 195 mph, but this gravity-powered, 3-inch R35 is the perfect desk ornament to tide you over until Nissan finally pulls the covers off the R36.