Listings

Advertised in January 2020, this GTS-R was available through "Auto Dynasty" importers, asking $59,000 AUD. Prices of these 80s homologation cars have started to skyrocket - with the Australian cars starting slightly earlier than the Japanese counterparts - but let's not forget that this car was the 1990 Australiakn Touring Car Champion.. Vercy collectible, and prices I expect will go up to $100...

This GTS-R was advertised on yahoo.co.jp asking 4,999,999 JPY. A nice example. Check out the others on the Skyline GTS-R Register.

Unfortunately the images aren't great, but this GTS-R was offered through motorsport classifieds website my105.com in January 2017. The date of the listing is not confirmed, but the seller was asking $35,500, and this is the first time we've seen this car come up, so assume it was only posted up late 2016, early 2017. This one has been quite heavily modified, and we'd like to see it go to someone...

This HR31 GTS-R was found on tradecarview.com in December 2016, asking $17,677 (USD). Unfortunately, the full VIN was not displaying, so we have only been able to record that the VIN begins with "138" - making it one of the later cars in the batch of 823 that were produced. For more information on these cars, please see our Skyline GTS-R identification guide here, or have a look at the cars we...

This rare GTS-R was found on carsales in December 2016, asking $32,500 AUD, sold through Heartbeat cars in Sydney. This would be one of very few in the country, and a rare opportunity for any purchaser interested in a modern investment classic. For more information on these cars, please see our Skyline GTS-R identification guide here, or have a look at the cars we have so far on our Skyline GTS-R...

This car was found on http://www.goo-net-exchange.com/, located in Japan. The car seems to be in average condition for its age, and needs a bit of TLC. No doubt this car will soon end up exported to a western market.. This is the 7th GTS-R we have on the register (out of 800 built). They very occasionally come up for sale, and we take the opportunity to add the cars details to the register as they...

Rare Nissan Skyline GTS-R, the 6th on our register now! Only 800 of these cars were produced as a batch of "evolution" cars which allowed Nissan to compete internationally in Group A touring car racing. The GTS-R had particular success in both the Australian and Japanese Group A series, competing against other Group A entrants such as the BMW M3, Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth, Group A Commodores...

One of the best examples of the GTS-R we've ever seen, and certainly the best example on our register so far. This car currently (August 2016) resides in South Australia, owned by a Skyline enthusiast who has provided details of the car for the register. As noted in the GTS-R identification guide, the GTS-R has many unique mechanical and body features which distinguish it from the GTS-X and other...

This GTS-R was sold on Ebay USA in September 2015, however, after undertaking a bit of research we found that it was initially imported and sold by valleyhillneovintage.com for $13,000 USD. It then sold on Ebay for an unbelievable bargain price of $10,500! This is one of only 800 Group A GTS-R homologation specials produced, and represents an extremely desirable version of the R31 Skyline - the...

One of 800 R31 GTS-Rs produced. These cars were built to satisfy Group A racing homologation requirements, allowing Nissan to compete in various international touring car championships. These cars were particularly successful in the Australian and Japanese touring car championships, and notably gave Nissan their first championship victory in Australia in 1990. This particular car was spotted on...

Another very rare GTS-R on the register. This one was for sale on http://rivsuimports.com in May 2016, asking $20,000 USD. One of only 800 produced, these are the most desirable in the R31 range, and were produced to qualify the R31 for Group A motor racing. These cars competed in the Japanese Touring Car Championship, the Australian Touring Car Championship, as well as several European...

This is the first GTS-R on Classic Register, one of a small batch of 800 built, representing an extremely desirable model in the R31 Skyline range. The GTS-R was produced to satisfy Japanese Touring Car Championship (JTCC) Group A homologation rules, and was highly successful in international Group A touring car championships well beyond Japan’s borders. The R31 GTS-R took out the 1989 JTCC as...