Nissan Skyline GT-R

The R32 Skyline GT-R, with its 2.6-litre twin-turbo RB26DETT and ATTESA E-TS four-wheel drive, is the car that earned the "Godzilla" nickname. This 1990 example is a heavily modified one rather than a factory-standard survivor.

It wears a Pandem wide-body kit over 19-inch gloss black split-rim alloys, with a recent five-year ceramic coating on the Gunmetal paint, badging, light lenses and glass. Under the bonnet are an HKS induction kit with hard pipes, an HKS F-CON Pro ECU, a Blitz alloy radiator and a stainless exhaust with a single large rear box. The cabin keeps its original two-tone grey cloth 2+2 seating, with Defi gauges for water temperature and boost and an HKS EVC boost controller.

It was imported to the UK in 2022 and has two registered owners on the V5. The current owner bought it from the dealer last year and has had it serviced and inspected at Nispro Performance. Since then it has gained a JVC double-DIN head unit with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Meta Trak tracker and immobiliser, and a digital GPS speedometer. It has been kept in an air chamber. The page gives no mileage, and the car is now sold.