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Nissan Skyline for sale

Skyline listings span every generation from the KGC10 Hakosuka (1968) through the R34 BNR34 GT-R (2002). The Skyline GT-R nameplate runs through BNR32, BCNR33, and BNR34. All carry the RB26DETT twin-turbo straight-six. Non-GT-R trims include GTS, GTS-T, and GTS25t variants across the R32, R33, and R34 generations. The R35 GT-R (2007–present) is a separate Nissan model sold as 'Nissan GT-R', not branded Skyline; R35 listings appear under the Skyline path by historical convention. Use the generation filter chips above to narrow by chassis; each variant has its own page covering eligible year ranges and 25-year US import status.

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Nissan Skyline — pricing right now

Listings: 128
From: $100CA$138£74A$140€86¥15,947
Up to: $310,000CA$428,756£230,814A$434,263€266,522¥49,436,136
Average: $73,243CA$101,301£54,534A$102,602€62,971¥11,680,164

Source: JDMBUYSELL live marketplace data — updated daily.

Make: Nissan Model: Skyline To 2001

Popular chassis: R34 70 R33 26 R32 23 V36 1

115 of 128 listings match your filters.

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History & specs

About the Nissan Skyline

The Nissan Skyline has been in continuous production since 1957, making it one of the longest-running nameplates in Japanese automotive history. Modern collector interest centers on the KGC10/KPGC10 Hakosuka (1968-1972), which introduced the GT-R nameplate in Group 4 racing; the DR30 Iron Mask (1981-1985), the first turbocharged Skyline; and the R-series (R32 through R34, 1989-2002), which defined the current GT-R globally. The R35 GT-R (2007–present) is a separate Nissan model — sold as 'Nissan GT-R', not branded Skyline.

GT-R variants (BNR32, BCNR33, and BNR34) share the RB26DETT 2.6L twin-turbo straight-six, ATTESA-ETS all-wheel drive, and Super-HICAS four-wheel steering. Non-GT-R R-series trims use the RB20DET (R32 GTS-T), RB25DET (R33/R34 GTS25t), or RB25DE naturally-aspirated. The GTS-T in R32 and R33 is rear-wheel-drive and uses the same bodyshell as the GT-R; four-door sedan variants exist for non-GT-R trims across all three R-series generations.

The R-series Skyline generations have their own dedicated reference pages. Use the generation filter chips above or navigate directly to R32, R33, or R34 for chassis-specific eligibility and trim breakdowns. The full R32 production run (1989-1994) cleared US eligibility by 2019. R33 (1993-1998) cleared by 2023. R34 GT-R models (1998-2002) are entering US eligibility progressively from 2023 through 2027.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Nissan Skyline cost?

Across 128 Nissan Skyline listings on JDMBUYSELL, prices range from $100 to $310,000 USD, averaging about $73,243. Figures reflect active marketplace listings and update daily.

What is the cheapest Nissan Skyline for sale?

The lowest-priced active Nissan Skyline listing on JDMBUYSELL is a 1993 example at $100 USD. Sort the listings by price to compare the most affordable examples first.

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How many Nissan Skyline are for sale in the United States?

Of the 128 active Nissan Skyline listings on JDMBUYSELL, 92 are based in the United States and the remaining 36 are with exporters in Japan and dealers in other markets.

Which Nissan Skyline model years can be imported to the United States?

The US 25-year rule (49 CFR 571.7 + 49 CFR Part 591) exempts vehicles 25 years and older from FMVSS compliance. In 2026, that covers Nissan Skyline examples from model year 2001 and earlier. 115 of the 128 active Nissan Skyline listings on JDMBUYSELL already meet that cutoff.

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How many Nissan Skyline are for sale with a manual transmission?

63 of the 128 active Nissan Skyline listings are listed with a manual transmission.

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How much does it cost to import a Nissan Skyline from Japan?

27 Nissan Skyline listings are offered by exporters in Japan, priced from $100 to $238,800 USD before shipping. Beyond the purchase price, importing from Japan adds ocean freight, import duty, and destination-country compliance to the landed cost.

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