Okay, so I’ve been obsessed with 90s Japanese sports cars forever, and I finally decided to dive deep into the Nissan lineup from that era. It’s a rabbit hole, let me tell you!

The Hunt Begins
First, I started by just Googling “nissan sports car 90s”. I know, super basic, but you gotta start somewhere, right? This gave me a bunch of general lists and articles. I spent a good few hours just reading and getting a feel for the different models.
Narrowing it Down
From there, I started making a list of the cars that really caught my eye. I wanted something iconic, something that really screamed “90s Nissan”. Here’s what I came up with:
- 300ZX (Z32): This thing is a legend. Twin-turbo option, sleek lines… it’s just gorgeous.
- Skyline GT-R (R32, R33, R34): Obviously. The “Godzilla” of cars. All-wheel drive, insane performance.
- Silvia (S13, S14, S15): More affordable, rear-wheel drive, and a huge aftermarket scene. Perfect for drifting.
- 180SX/240SX: Basically the hatchback version of the Silvia. Super popular for modifications.
- Pulsar GTI-R: A little different, a hot hatch with all-wheel drive and a rally pedigree.
Digging Deeper
Once I had my list, I started researching each car individually. I watched tons of videos, read forum posts, and looked at old brochures. I wanted to know everything – specs, common problems, tuning potential, the works. It was like detective, checking and rechecking every step of the way.
Getting Lost in Forums
Man, the forums were a goldmine… and a time sink! I spent hours reading about people’s builds, their experiences, and their advice. It was awesome to see how passionate people are about these cars, and I learned so much from their shared knowledge.
The Dream (For Now)
After all this research, I’m still dreaming of owning one of these beauties. I love them all honestly, but I was a bit indecisive at first which to actually get. For now, it’s just research and window shopping, but maybe someday I’ll be able to make it a reality. I will definitely make it a reality, that’s a promise!