Drift Games' Japan-bought R31 Skyline finally reaches Ireland
An eight-month wait ends with a port collection, alongside a sharp jump in views across the channel.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 128,634 views a day, 13 times a normal day (10,133).
Buying the car in Japan was only the beginning. Eight months later, Drift Games is collecting it from an Irish port, turning a long-awaited import into the subject of "I flew to JAPAN and bought THIS RIDICULOUS CAR..".
The episode's search tags identify the purchase as an R31 Nissan Skyline. That gives the teasing title something concrete: a Japanese performance-car name with a history well beyond the later GT-Rs familiar from games and movies. The description also identifies OBDeleven as a commercial partner.
The arrival comes as Drift Games' daily views climb to roughly 129,000, more than twelve times its usual pace. The import episode has reached a similar total since its Thursday release, though that lifetime tally does not establish how much it contributed to the channel's single-day jump.
There is fresh workshop material alongside the collection, too. "Plastic welding a 3D printed drift car!" returns to the team's miniature-car project, while the brief "We struck a deal!" points viewers toward the fuller story of the rare find. This time, the new arrival is full-sized.
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Where next?
- Channel
- Drift Games
- Subscribers
- 493,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 173,195
- Channel views, pace per day
- 128,634 (on a normal day: 10,133)
The numbers
Daily views have risen sharply above Drift Games' usual pace. Here is how the channel's activity compares.
💡 Test your knowledge
In which motorsport discipline did James Deane become a champion?
Deane is a champion in Formula Drift and Drift Masters, both drifting competitions.



