2001 Nissan Skyline Reviews from Australia and New Zealand

Had to replace the left steering rack at about 130K km, which was about $150, so no biggy, didn't affect anything, but couldn't get a warranty of fitness because of it.

"Handles like it's on rails" - used to, with directional tyres, now replaced with non-directional "Rain max" from Maxxis, replaced all four, handles even better, much better cornering.

Power steering hydraulic system is incredibly powerful. The 2.5 V6 engine is pretty good, about 220 BHP according to specs, slow in automatic mode, but it's a Tiptronic, so you can shift up when you want to.

A very comfy car, although the suspension is a bit stiff compared to the likes of Lexus and other large Toyotas. Overall, it's nice to drive.

Nothing, the car was great until I blew the engine doing donuts and burnouts.

I couldn't be bothered to buy a new engine so I bought a new car.

This car was good and I hope that P platers, like I was get on of these.

Does'nt cost a bomb to run.. that's another good aspect.