Australia market
Nissan prices, tracked live.
21 Nissan models in the index, 6 with verified Australia pricing from confirmed auction sales. Fastest mover right now: Nissan GT-R (R35) at +13.2% year-on-year.
21
Models tracked
253
Verified auction sales
83
Australia sales
4
Live at auction now
Popular Nissan models
GT-R (R35)
2007–present · 17 auction sales
$72,300 – $310,000 recently
$90,000+13.2%
HOLDAppreciating
Silvia (S14)
1993–1998 · 5 auction sales
$29,750 – $38,250 recently
$32,000
Silvia (S15)
1999–2002 · 9 auction sales
$31,000 – $77,888 recently
$52,000+10.6%
HOLDAppreciating
Skyline GT-R (R32)
1989–1994 · 18 auction sales
$42,500 – $150,500 recently
$71,502+8.3%
HOLDAppreciating
Skyline GT-R (R33)
1995–1998 · 7 auction sales
$35,500 – $151,001 recently
$56,789
Skyline GT-R (R34)
1999–2002 · 15 auction sales
$88,500 – $374,500 recently
$189,389-18.0%
SELLDepreciating
Awaiting first verified Australia sale
Common questions
What is the most valuable Nissan model right now?
Of the models we track in the Australia, the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) carries the highest verified median at $189,389.
What is the cheapest way into Nissan ownership?
The most affordable Nissan we track in the Australia is the Silvia (S14), with a verified median of $32,000.
How are these Nissan values calculated?
Every figure comes from verified auction results — 253 Nissan sales tracked across the UK, US and Australia — never asking prices. Medians use a 365-day window with a minimum sample size.
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Indicative only — not investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future value.