1995 Nissan Skyline

Some cars need no introduction. Heralded as one of, if not the pinnacle of import sports cars, this 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 is a sight to behold. Decked out in its believed-original Spark Silver paint, this first-year fourth-generation GT-R shows off its aerodynamic body kit, big rear deck spoiler, roll cage, and exemplifies what a true street racer can and should be.

Inside, we find a traditional right-hand-drive black cloth interior. A set of new Sparco seats is separated by a center console, while a power-assisted Momo steering wheel sits ahead of a 320 km/h speedometer and 11,000-rpm tachometer. A trio of Defi auxiliary gauges sits on the center stack above an upgraded Pioneer AM/FM/AUX/Satellite/Bluetooth touchscreen head unit. Power, locks, windows, and mirrors, along with air conditioning, offer most of the modern amenities available in the mid-1990s.

Under the hood, we find the legendary RB26DETT 2.6-liter DOHC turbocharged inline-six-cylinder engine. Although Nissan abided by the gentlemens agreement that Japanese sports cars would only make 276-horsepower, this Skyline GT-R, like many others, did make 276 hp; it just happened to also make a lot more. Whatever the number, those ponies are routed through an FMX five-speed manual transmission before being sent out to all four corners, thanks to the GTRs stellar all-wheel drive system.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Real R33 Skyline GT-R
Believed Original Spark Silver Metallic
RB26DETT 2.6-Liter Turbo I6
FMX Five Speed Manual
GT-R ATESSA E-TS All Wheel Drive System
Adjustable Dampers
Volk Racing Wheels
AP Racing Brakes
Four Wheel Steering
New Sparco Racing Seats
Momo Steering Wheel
Pioneer AM/FM/AUX/Satellite/Bluetooth/CarPlay
Power Locks
Power Windows
Power Mirrors
AC
Service Manuals
Owners Manual

This 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 rides on a supremely competent factory-style GT-R Advanced Total Traction Engineering System with Electronic Torque Split that uses adjustable dampers to keep this racer glued to the track. A set of 18-inch Volk Racing wheels shod in Bridgestone rubber barely hides the AP Racing four-wheel power disc brake kit, ready to scrub off speed at a moments notice. Few cars can be described as truly iconic, but this incredible turbocharged terror is arguably the most influential sports car to ever land on our shores. Dont miss your chance to own one of the autoverses genuine treasures. Call today!