United States market
Nissan prices, tracked live.
21 Nissan models in the index, 9 with verified United States pricing from confirmed auction sales.
21
Models tracked
255
Verified auction sales
129
United States sales
5
Live at auction now
Popular Nissan models
300ZX (Z31)
1983–1989 · 12 auction sales
US$2,700 – US$35,000 recently
US$11,000
300ZX (Z32)
1989–2000 · 30 auction sales
US$5,100 – US$86,000 recently
US$22,500
350Z
2002–2009 · 16 auction sales
US$8,200 – US$21,250 recently
US$12,500
370Z
2008–2020 · 7 auction sales
US$7,900 – US$33,000 recently
US$15,000
GT-R (R35)
2007–present · 21 auction sales
US$55,500 – US$215,000 recently
US$106,335
Silvia (S13)
1988–1994 · 3 auction sales
US$11,600 – US$15,000 recently
US$14,500
Silvia (S14)
1993–1998 · 6 auction sales
US$18,750 – US$44,490 recently
US$26,750
Skyline GT-R (R32)
1989–1994 · 8 auction sales
US$31,500 – US$151,200 recently
US$60,625
Skyline GT-R (R34)
1999–2002 · 8 auction sales
US$56,033 – US$444,444 recently
US$112,000
Awaiting first verified United States sale
Common questions
What is the most valuable Nissan model right now?
Of the models we track in the United States, the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) carries the highest verified median at US$112,000.
What is the cheapest way into Nissan ownership?
The most affordable Nissan we track in the United States is the 300ZX (Z31), with a verified median of US$11,000.
How are these Nissan values calculated?
Every figure comes from verified auction results — 255 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.