Many people dream about owning or at least driving a Nissan Skyline GT-R. The newer the model and the lower the budget, the more distant that dream is.

For years, the Nissan Skyline and GT-R have existed as separate models, as opposed to their shared architecture in previous generations. Here's why.

While Nissan is struggling to keep up today, in the '90s, the company made some of the coolest cars of the decade. Check out ...

A stunning modified 1975 Nissan ... white by a previous owner in Japan, and fitted with front and rear spoilers, arch extensions, a black tail panel and GT-R grilles and badges, the Skyline ...

Rare Millennium Jade green R34 GT-R has covered just 225 miles from new and looks like it just left the factory ...

It doesn't look like a giant city-crushing monster, so why is Nissan's GT-R called "Godzilla"? We talked to the man who popularized the name.

At a glance, the R32 EV could almost pass as a standard Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R but there’s more than meets the eye. The R32 EV looks identical to its petrol-powered donor (Picture: Supplied ...

The 62-kwh battery was taken from a former Leaf RC race car concept The goal of the project was to deliver a similar driving sensation to the original gas-powered car Whether Nissan launches its ...

Speed, power, control, responsiveness, and fun are all ingrained in all Nissan GT-R model's DNA, and have been long before ...

Welcome to the ‘R32 EV’. In news that’ll surprise, it’s an old R32 Skyline GT-R outfitted with much electricity. And it was built because Nissan’s own team reckoned the old timer was ...