Great underdog stories can be found everywhere, even amongst a family of giant killers and kingslayers like the Nissan Skyline GT-R. Heralded as the video-gamey coming of a high-tech age, the Skyline ...

This video showcases the Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 drifting through corners in a professional drift challenge. The car creates ...

Many of the best auto industry stories are the ones that never make it past the closed doors of R&D centers. But now, almost two decades after holding interviews with the fathers of the Nissan Skyline ...

This video captures the Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 in drift action during a challenge event. The car showcases precise control, ...

A fresh 2020 Nissan GT-R currently costs about twice as much as one from a decade ago. However, there's even more value trapped in the three older generations. Today, we're going to focus on a car ...

It's always difficult being the middle child. Slotted between the groundbreaking R32 and the segment-defining R34, the R33 Skyline GT-R was always going to have a hard time standing out. Even at its ...

A nocturnal writer since his first newspaper column, Reyan enjoys penning down ideas from intelligent to idiotic. He has written on variety of topics including technology, space, business, and ...

Blitzing the Nurburgring in an R33 Nissan Skyline GT-R sounds like a dream. First all, getting to lap what is arguably the world's fiercest racetrack is a reason to jump for joy. And doing so while ...

A 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R that has been modified by Veilside is available for a cool $120,000 – or more than a brand new 2020 R35 GT-R, which starts at $113,540 in the U.S. As this is a 1995 example, ...

The idea of a Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 Wagon may seem absolutely bizarre but in the mid-1990s, one such car was created. You’ll probably either hate it or love it. The project seen here through ...

Japan frustrates me. It really does. It frustrates, infuriates, and aggravates. It gets under my skin, and all because of one thing: the Skyline. No, this isn't another one of those requisite whiny ...

Appearances can be deceiving. After spending some time in Japan you learn to never underestimate any car you see on the street. No matter how sedate the exterior is, never assume anything. And if the ...