The Nissan Skyline has had a long history in Japan, over 66 years in fact. Starting out as an unassuming compact sedan, sporty versions of the car started to show up in the 1960s and 1970s.

Wesley Wren has spent his entire life around cars, whether it’s dressing up as his father’s 1954 Ford for Halloween as a child, repairing cars in college or collecting frustrating pieces of ...

There was no sticker shock when Ginash George went out and bought an Acura CL. Honda made the car, the dealership sold it, and the markup Ginash was willing to pay was a reasonable one. The whole ...

For years the closest Americans could come to the legendary “Godzilla” was in a video game. Short of finding a clever way to import an old Skyline, U.S. consumers were out of luck. That’s why when the ...

Back in 1957, Japanese carmaker Nissan introduced the Skyline, a nameplate that since grew to represent not only one type of car but several, ranging from sports cars to even pickups. This incredibly ...

Stateside fans of the R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R were given good news back in January 2024, when the car had finally surpassed 25 years of production and was then legal for import to the US. The ...

Nissan’s beloved Skyline nameplate might get another bite at the proverbial apple. Once home to the storied GT-R badge, Nissan’s Skyline has become, effectively, Infiniti-badged products in the United ...

A. Hanan's life could very well be turned into an automotive enthusiast-based movie, and one without silly physics-defying stunts and cheesy hero lines. His latest interesting turn includes serving as ...

Some cars earn legendary status almost instantly, while others take a little longer to win over enthusiasts. The R33 Nissan Skyline GT-R often stands in the shadow of the R32 and R34, yet it gave rise ...