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Simon writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Prosalmost everything Consrunning and repairing costs
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95 Skyline Gtr — what i like, no love about my gtr is the never ending power delivery and staggering road handeling.it's presence on the road is something to witness as people recognise what it is and what it can do. the interior is starting to date a little but everything is just placed where you need it and the bucket seats will always hold you in place however much you try to drive yourself out of them it's only real let down is the "skyline tax" that is added to every part you buy. it will always be at least 20% more than any other marques similar part. and it's insecent need for fuel on the best motorway runs you can do 230miles to a £50 tank of fuel and if you are playing with a few friends/enemys 150miles, if you have deep enough pockets to be able to run and repair a skyline then it will be the best performance car for the money you will ever own |
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Sam writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
ProsThe performance is almost unmatched ConsRunning costs
45
Godzilla — A weapon. Unbelievable acceleration and straight line speed but the thing that really takes your breath away is the mid corner grip and corner exit speed. The most exhilarating car I've ever driven and that includes a late model R35. Cost of ownership is stupid, don't expect to have spare money if you want to keep a GT-R going, the build quality is superb, it's been built bulletproof in the factory so with only light mods it's a perfectly reliable track weapon. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Chris writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
ProsGreat all round sports car ConsCost of maintaince
45
Great Car — Performance: As with Skyline you have an all rounder of a car that makes its stand with any type of test, not the best at any but holds its own. Definately a good car Build Quality: Mine was built like a tank, no problems at all Appearance: Graceful, sexy and stylish a pleasure on the eyes Cost of Ownership: fuel costs are expensive with the turbo spooling all the time, insurance a nightmare as well, not a cheap car to maintain Fun Factor: This car is the benchmark for driver enjoyment for me personally, other cars have been great this car has left something behind in me Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Joseph writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Proseverything Consbigger bits costs more money but make more fun
45
Skyline Power — only done 105,000km has 286hp , got the slotted rotors on the front , hard suspension Is a bit of a bumpy ride but it makes up for it all in the corners Lots of fun to drive, recommend a skyline to anyone Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Matthew writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
ProsAcceleration, speed, styling, highly tunable, very reliable, bulletproof motor, value for money performance Conswaiting for parts, battery is hard to change (for me anyway) insurance can be expensive, fuel costs, finding a good mechanic to look after it.
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The Nissan Skyline Gtr — The ability to put the power from the 2.6ltr twin turbo to the ground with a super smart 4WD system makes it sprint to 100kph / 62mph faster than almost anything on the roads today and will keep accelerating well over twice the legal limit everyday 365 days a year without a worry, so strong is the motor, Built specifically for the track, it is almost unbeatable, Tuning capabilities are endless, and big hp is easily achievable, Brembo brakes, intelligent 4wd make it super quick not just in a straight line but on varied roads and conditions. Parts can be expensive and long awaited, however good + regular servicing should reward you with trouble free motoring (if there can be such a thing) Nothing over fancy on the inside from Nissan, however put your foot down and your view will change, all of a sudden your in a racing cockpit, seats grip you in, gauges start to come alive. Obviously not cheap on premium fuel, i get about 250 / 350km per 55ltr tank which aint bad considering the performance, service every 5000km and then enjoy, if you strive to be faster than the rest this is the car for you. |
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Mark writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Prosreliablilty, looks, performance Consfuel consumption, insurance costs
35
The Favourite Car That I Have Had — I have owned my Skyline for only 3 months now but I love it. It is only the GTS turbo, so not top of the range but it's pretty nippy, looks great and is comfortable too. A bit thursty on fuel but nothing thats not expected with a 2.5 turbo. Overall very happy, just need to save for the upgrade to the GTR! (2.6 twin turbo) |
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Jasin writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
ProsHavn't owned it for to long yet but it's really fun to drive and love the attention you get from people. ConsWell, it's not the most comfy car to drive since the dampers is really stiff and the fuel economy isn't to good.
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Nissan Skyline Gts/t Spec Ii — No numbers on performance but got aprox. 300 -/+ hp. Got some small dents and some cracks on the frontbumper. JUN bodykit except the sides. Bride low max gias seats etc. I maintain the car myself so the cost isn't to high. The car is extremly fun to drive due its 4ws and power. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Alex writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Proseverything Consnothing
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Skyline R33 — my r33 gts25t rb25det with nismo 400r bodykit and gtr 33 wing powerfull,strong brakes ,great handling i owned this car for a year never had a problem with it.Awesome looking car inside and out heaps of room for a small sports coupe. lots of fun to drive Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Shaun writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Prosslide factor Consits a coffin
25
Not Too Bad — the interior is almost immaculate and not over done but the exterior is a bit dodgy in some places. braking and acceleration is really good probably paid a bit much for it it is a really fun car to drive Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Eddie Monster writes:
1995 Nissan Skyline Review
Prosthe car itself Consto insure it
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Skyline R33 — got to be one of the best cars to drive, fast and fun, great on the road and on the track best of both worlds dos what you want and when you want it can be drove as slow as you like or as fast as yo like a right good head turner Primary Use: Family transportation |
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