A sad day
Sad news, Nissan fans: Production of the Skyline-one of the Japanese carmaker's most influential models ever-is coming to an end after 64 years.According to a recent report by Nikkei Asia, the decision to call it quits on the
by Drei Laurel
We’d like to see these turned into posters
Skylines didn't always scream performance. The MX-5 wasn't always so angry. The Suzuki Jimny wasn't always so big (lol). And the Subaru Impreza? It didn't always look like-well okay, this one always did look like it
by Drei Laurel
It really has changed a lot since it last wore the GT-R badge
Believe it or not, the Skyline has continued to evolve over the years. Once known as the legendary Godzilla of the Nissan stable during the years it wore the GT-R badge, the Skyline has now transformed into a comfortable, tech-loaded
It won MVP at the ’96 Tokyo Auto Salon
The R33 Skyline GT-R is a desirable piece of JDM. Maybe not as memorable as the R32 or R34, but desirable nonetheless. Desirable enough to sell for $120,000 (more than P6 million), though? Probably not.This one which is currently
by Drei Laurel
We are grateful
With its steel spaceframe racing chassis and FRP body panels, the M1 was a Giugiaro-designed 277hp supercar, built so BMW could race in Group 4. It was the first-ever M-badged BMW. We have much to thank it for.Just
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Now this is what we call a tribute
Your eyes do not deceive you. Yes, that is Masahiro Hasemi's legendary Nissan Skyline 'Super Silhouette' reborn as an R34 GT-R.Liberty Walk unveiled this homage at the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon, and we have to say it has us
by Drei Laurel
Does the license plate look familiar?
Joel Tan, the Filipino responsible for 2018's viral owner-type jeep in the US, is back. This time, the dude is on the world's biggest aftermarket stage, the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) in Las Vegas, Nevada, with his modified
by Drei Laurel
“I sell cars up to ¥20 million and have a five-year waiting list”
I guess this must be purgatory... for no other reason than I don't know if I'm standing at the rusty, padlocked gates of automotive heaven or hell. Behind them, over 400 'R31' Nissan Skylines-all forlorn, disemboweled, and methodically stacked
‘Warriors, come out to play-i-ay’
If you're familiar with that line, then you've probably seen The Warriors, a turf-battle street-gang themed movie in the late '70s. This Honda CB750 turned Cafe Racer was inspired by that film. So, as Cyrus says, 'Can you
The icon receives a modern makeover
The Skyline is one of if not the most iconic creations under Nissan's belt, with the R32, R33, and R34 and their GT-R iterations leading the way. And although it has been detached from the GT-R badge, Nissan is
We want some wild ideas, please
Last week, we brought you news that Nismo's Heritage people are now offering up brand-new cylinder blocks and cylinder heads for the RB26DETT. That's the twin-turbo straight-six motor powering three generations of Nissan Skyline: the R32, the
by Vijay Pattni
The Petersen Automotive Museum in LA
The Roots of Monozukuri isn't, sadly, an animated adventure that takes place in a surreal world of magic and monsters, but instead just one part of a new exhibition that celebrates Japanese cars.Specifically, Japanese design philosophy. The Petersen Automotive Museum
by Vijay Pattni
GT-R owners, rejoice!
Got a Nissan R32 Skyline GT-R? Or, perhaps you want to own the original Skyline-legally importable into the US since 2014, by the way-but have been put off by scarce spare parts. Either way, here's some good news
by Ollie Kew
Music to our ears
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here. Early Nissan Skylines were famed for their ease of tuneability. By disconnecting a couple of hoses and fiddling with a couple of restrictors, it
This is definitely on our wish list
Ah, the Skyline. Against a skyline. Nice.The Skyline, in our opinion, is the car that made Nissan. Never mind that it was actually invented by Prince-no, not the 'Purple Rain' one, the Japanese car manufacturer, which merged with Nissan in
Can you guess how many they are?
If you've always wondered just how many Nissan cars have taken part in the Gran Turismo video-game franchise--from the very first game in the series launched in December 1997, to the latest one released in December 2013--here's
