Looking at the Japanese Nissan website, a new Skyline in Japan costs 4,638,700 Yen or US $42,304.41 at the current exchange rate for the low end model and 6,160,000 Yen or US $56,190.06 for the high end model.

The pros are that it's damned near a race car and be a hoot to drive. The negatives are that it's damned near a race car and might have been viciously flogged. So... So if the seller will stand by it with some kind of warranty, it's probably safe to buy it.

Skylines are available in either coupé, or sedan body styles, plus station wagon, crossover, convertible and pickup/sedan delivery body styles.

The engine was officially rated at 276 horsepower, but this was deliberately underrated due to the Japanese industry's odd “gentlemen's agreement” not to produce any cars making over 276hp, and the actual figure was well over 300 horses.