*1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33)*The Skyline GT-R name has been
around since 1969, but where it really started to gain prominence
was with the introduction of the R32 generation in 1989. This car
established the GT-R's reputation as a technical tour de force and
brought the GT-R name into every household thanks to Gran Turismo.
The next generation, the R33, built on that reputation and offered
more modern styling, and numerous updates to the mechanicals,
fixing the R32's problem areas.This 1995 Skyline GT-R V-Spec is
from the first year of R33 production and was imported to the
United States in 2022. Finished in black, the R33 GT-R can be
identified by its rounded off corners, and overall more aerodynamic
bodystyle when compared to the R32. With its subtle fender flares
front and rear, paired with a large fixed decklid wing, the R33
doesn't shout about its performance but to those who know, it is
one of the great Japanese designs of the era. This example is
largely stock, aside from the OEM+ style 10-spoke NISMO wheels
finished in Bronze which sit in front of stock Brembo brakes.As an
original Japanese market car, the driver sits on the right side - a
unique novelty in the United States that, although daunting at
first, is quite easy to get used to. The interior is wrapped in
charcoal cloth with a pair of nicely padded bucket seats in front
and two smaller seats in the rear. Sit down into the driver's seat
and you are met by a 4-spoke airbag steering wheel and a host of
gauges. In the 1990s, few people were doing gauge clusters better
than Nissan. With clear white-on-black faces, bright red needles
and wonderfully clear legibility, the speedometer, temperature
gauge and tachometer in front of the driver, in the center console
sits a trio of smaller gauges including one for turbo boost.Under
the hood is where the GT-R really gets good - a 2.6-liter
twin-turbocharged inline-6 known as the RB26 which produces a
claimed 276 horsepower and 271 lb-ft of torque. At the time this
car was produced, there was a gentleman's agreement among Japanese
manufacturers, capping claimed power at 276, but it is widely
agreed the GT-R made significantly more than that. The timing belt
was replaced in July of 2024. Power is then sent through a 5-speed
manual gearbox to all four wheels via Nissan's advanced ATTESA E-TS
Pro all-wheel drive system with an active limited-slip
differential. This system is what makes these cars so special and
has a way of finding grip places where no other car can. Although
these came originally with HICAS all-wheel steering, it has been
deleted in this car- which is a common modification for these.If
you remember the Skyline from video games of your youth, Fast and
Furious movies or have always been a JDM car fan, you know that the
GT-R sits above most other Japanese cars of the era. From a time
when every mainstream Japanese brand was building some very special
cars, the technology on display in the GT-R was the most advanced
and even 30 years later, it still feels exciting and fun to drive.
With increasing import costs and longer wait times, if you want a
Japanese market car, it makes sense to buy one that's already here
- and if what you want is an R33 GT-R, this is a fantastic
example!*Key Features* * Largely Stock Example * 2.6-Liter
Twin-Turbocharged Inline-6 RB26 * 276 Horsepower/271 Lb-Ft of
Torque * New Timing Belt in July 2024 * Recent Oil Service *
5-Speed Manual Transmission * ATTESA E-TS Pro All Wheel Drive
System * Active Limited Slip Differential * HICAS Rear Wheel Steer
Delete * Factory Brembo Brakes * NISMO Wheels * Rear Strut
brace*Additional Information* * Auction/Import Sheets * Numerous
Service Records and Invoices * New Trunk StrutsFor more information
on this 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec or any of our
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Vehicle Details
1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R
Listing ID:CC-2008527
Price:$55,950
Location:Bellevue, Washington
Year:1995
Make:Nissan
Model:Skyline GT-R
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Charcoal
Odometer:84236
Stock Number:C3022
VIN:XXXXXBCNR33003392
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