1995 Nissan Skyline R33 for Sale
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1995 Nissan Skyline R33 for Sale
Please see www.forperformance.com/skyline/ for details. If you have any questions, or would like to make a serious inquiry, you can either e-mail ryan@forperformance.com or instant message NEADryan. The car is located in the NorthEast, that is why I am posting it here.
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no price
there's no price on the website either. I'm guessing it's about a 20K car. Pretty much, if you have to ask, you're not gonna buy it. It's a shame to see a car like that getting trailered around everywhere IMHO. That kind of car should be driven. It's not exactly revered because of it's looks.
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tell me that's a joke
tell me that's a joke. You don't honestly put a skyline in the same class as a 911 do you? Nevermind a Porsche turbo. Granted, the skyline is SLIGHTLY rarer, if only because it wasn't made here, but seriously?
I've been blessed enough to drive a lot of rediculous cars including a few 996's because I used to sell Highline (Jag/Landrover) before I started managing for Subaru.
A stock base 911 is more car than a skyline. Perhaps not faster in a straight line, perhaps not rarer looking, but FAR more car. 911 turbos are in a league of their own. Go to wreckedexotics.com and look at some of the pictures of what happens when people buy 911's who think they know how to drive a sportscar.
I've been blessed enough to drive a lot of rediculous cars including a few 996's because I used to sell Highline (Jag/Landrover) before I started managing for Subaru.
A stock base 911 is more car than a skyline. Perhaps not faster in a straight line, perhaps not rarer looking, but FAR more car. 911 turbos are in a league of their own. Go to wreckedexotics.com and look at some of the pictures of what happens when people buy 911's who think they know how to drive a sportscar.
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u misunderstood me...
i included my comment to say that a skyline in the states is not worth the money u pay when u look at performance to money ratio.
by the way.. the turbo is faster in the straight. get ur facts straight.
i included my comment to say that a skyline in the states is not worth the money u pay when u look at performance to money ratio.
by the way.. the turbo is faster in the straight. get ur facts straight.
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you're right but
what I said was
"A stock base 911 may be slower in the 1/4 mile, but it's still more car than a skyline". the term "base" implies non-turbo. There are not a lot of cars out there that come from the factory faster in a 1/4 than a 911 Turbo.
You're right, they're pretty over-rated. Mostly because of the rarity though. Anybody that knows their stuff would turn their head when a skyline passes, but in many areas of the country (certainly not mine- central RI, but anyway), a 911 turbo is "just another porsche". I was out visiting a friend in San Jose a couple weeks ago, and there's 911's out there like Toyota Camry's out here... it's crazy.
"A stock base 911 may be slower in the 1/4 mile, but it's still more car than a skyline". the term "base" implies non-turbo. There are not a lot of cars out there that come from the factory faster in a 1/4 than a 911 Turbo.
You're right, they're pretty over-rated. Mostly because of the rarity though. Anybody that knows their stuff would turn their head when a skyline passes, but in many areas of the country (certainly not mine- central RI, but anyway), a 911 turbo is "just another porsche". I was out visiting a friend in San Jose a couple weeks ago, and there's 911's out there like Toyota Camry's out here... it's crazy.
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