Nissan Skyline GT-R for $485k? Let's discuss...

[Keith Seymore]

Morning, everyone.

As some of you know, I worked for General Motors for nearly 40 years. I'm now working for Nissan as an Accessory Engineer, so I figure I owe it to them to get up to speed on their performance offerings, including the Z car (and it's history) and the GT-R.

As you might guess it's quite an adjustment for me, as an all American "boomer" who grew up with GM muscle cars, to transition to Japanese car culture and collector car mentality. That's why I'm always shocked to see some of these older Japanese cars either going for or asking some big numbers.

It seems the era of the million dollar American muscle car has passed. Is the predicted younger generation/Japanese performance car era now on the rise?

K

https://www.carscoops.com/2020/10/ve...tering-485000/