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Nissan Skyline Review, For Sale, Models, Specs & News in Australia

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$5,500

The Nissan Skyline is easily best known for it's legendary '90s performance models these days, led by the GT-R that cemented its legend by conquering Australian touring car racing and Bathurst against a handful of Australian and European heroes.

Australia actually first saw the Skyline wearing Prince badges before the Prince Motor Company merged with Nissan. Ironically, the next C110 Skyline wore Datsun 240K badges in the '70s. This was replaced by the C210, which wore Datsun Skyline badges down under. The R30-generation arrived in 1981 during the awkward phase where Australian models wore both Datsun and Nissan badges, before the purely-Nissan R31 was the first to be manufactured in Australia as Nissan's answer to the dominant Commodore and Falcon. The R31 was a mainstay in Australian Group A touring car racing in Japanese-spec two-door turbocharged form, before the all-wheel drive, twin-turbo R32 GT-R's dominance spelled the end of Group A locally.

Only 100 R32 GT-Rs were officially sold in Australia, which was the only Nissan showroom GT-R until the R35 was launched in 2009 without the Skyline name attached. Hundreds of other C10, R30, R31, R32, R33, R34, V35 and V36 Skylines have made their way to Australia via personal or grey import channels.

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4 Speed Automatic

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Year	Body Type	Specs	Price from	Price to
1991	Body Type: Sedan	Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN	Price from: $5,500	Price to: $8,140
1990	Body Type: Sedan	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,420	Price to: $8,140
1990	Body Type: Wagon	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,640	Price to: $4,070
1989	Body Type: Sedan	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,420	Price to: $8,140
1989	Body Type: Wagon	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,640	Price to: $4,070
1988	Body Type: Sedan	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,310	Price to: $7,480
1988	Body Type: Wagon	Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO	Price from: $2,310	Price to: $4,070
1987	Body Type: Sedan	Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN	Price from: $2,310	Price to: $4,400
1987	Body Type: Wagon	Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN	Price from: $2,310	Price to: $4,070

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Body Type

Specs

Price from

Price to

1991

Body Type: Sedan

Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 4 SP AUTO

Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN

Specs: 3.0L ULP 5 SP MAN

Price from: $2,310

Price to: $4,070

Nissan Skyline FAQs

How much should I ask for my Nissan Skyline?

It is right in the middle of the price guide for that model, and with its relatively low kilometres and history of regular servicing it would seem a fair price.

Why are so many Nissan Skylines being sold for under $10,000?

It’s against the law to tamper with an odometer, but I’m sure it does go on. If you’re going to buy a car like this you need to have it thoroughly checked by a mechanic who knows them well. An experienced mechanic should be able to tell if a car’s odometer doesn’t appear correct.

2000 Skyline a good buy?

Don't be fooled into thinking you're buying rocketship like the turbo model, the non-turbo 25GT isn't quick. But it does stop and handle well, and it's not a bad car to learn on if you're a rookie driver. Mechanically they're a solid car, well engineered, and reliable. It's important to find a car that hasn't been thrashed almost to death by a young driver already.

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