7-Eleven's Custom Nissan GT-R Hot Wheels is a Perfect Pairing˙7-ELEVENWith a production run lasting just under 20 years, the R35-generation Nissan GT-R has earned its place as one of the most iconic and significant Japanese performance cars of all time. While we're all stuck waiting for the official R36 GT-R announcement, Nissan has teamed up with the folks at 7-Eleven and Hot Wheels to help ease the lack of a full-size machine available on dealer lots. This is the Hot Wheels Silver Series GT-R, complete with a bespoke 7-Eleven-themed livery.7-Eleven's relationship with the automotive community goes back almost as long as the brand itself, but the real enthusiast tie-in comes from its foray into the Japanese market. Not only is the shop the ideal place for a late-night snack run or meetup, the lighting has also proved to be popular with those looking for moody shots of their car. 7-Eleven has happily embraced this role in recent years, heavily embracing cars on social media. This year marks the second special collaboration between 7-Eleven and Hot Wheels, with last year seeing the debut of a Silver Series Toyota Supra wearing a bespoke livery of its own.˙7-ELEVENThis year's build is centered around a facelifted R35 and features more detail than your typical Hot Wheels model, matching its Silver Series branding. That means the white base coat with 7-Eleven graphics pops, helped along by realistic looking taillights and proper badging up at the nose. It's a great looking model, and one that any 1:64 scale collector would love to park in the garage. It's also much more affordable than a proper GT-R, carrying a fitting price tag of just $7.11.Fans will be able to purchase this Hot Wheels Silver Series 2017 Nissan GT-R via participating 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes store locations. Customers can also head to 7Collection.com to order one online, but beware, there's a lot of cool 7-Eleven on the page. Let us know down below which JDM icon you'd like to see get the 7-Eleven treatment next.You Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State