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Produced from 1994 to 2000, these front wheel drives won Japanese Car of the Year 94-95 for its superior performance, chassis and its INVECS-II (Intelligent and Innovative Vehicles Electronic Control System II) sports automatic transmission which is a tiptronic style...

The Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R was released in Japan in 1999 and is eligible for import from it's introduction date right through until the end of it's production. Again based on the Nissan Skyline range, the name R34 is a common abbreviation...

The R32 GT-R was introduced to Japan in August 1989 as Nissan's flagship performance vehicle and is eligible for import from it's introduction date right through until the end of it's production in 1994. Based on the Nissan Skyline range, the name R32...

Nissan released its new breed V35 Skyline in June 2001. Apart from the 3.5 litre VQ35DE (NEO) V6 engine along with the new elegant design, there are a range of enhancements over it’s predecessor such as the E-VTC (electro-magnetic variable valve timing control)...

Eligible for import from the Evo VI onwards to Evo VIII these four wheel Drive Turbo-charged sports cars are based on the Mitsubishi Lancer platform but with a lot more power under the hood. The Evo was originally produced for competing in the World Rally Championships...

These rear wheel drive sports coupes were introduced to Japan in 1999 and are eligible for import only up until and including models with an August 2000 build date, as they were sold locally in Australia after this. The Silvia is available in a turbo and a non-turbo...