1993-2001 used
$12,000R33 and R34 stock. Priced by the enthusiast market rather than by ordinary used-car depreciation, and values on clean examples have firmed.
Weekly
$54.83
Monthly
$237.61
Nissan model
Nissan Skyline finance calculator
An enthusiast nameplate with real fleet volume here, and the one where insurance decides more than the loan.
Last reviewed: 2 August 2026
Your estimated repayment
Weekly
$69/week
$137 /fortnight $297 /month
$15,000
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7.00% p.a.
5 years
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Nissan Skyline finance calculator Not a lender. Not a broker. Financing a Nissan Skyline in New Zealand
There are more than 17,000 Skylines on New Zealand roads, which is unusual for what is essentially an enthusiast car. The parc spans two quite different things: older rear-drive coupes and sedans bought for what they are, and later V36 and V37 sedans bought as comfortable large cars. For finance the split matters, because the enthusiast end attracts modification, and a modified vehicle is assessed differently by an insurer even when the lender treats it the same. Insurance is the constraint that most often decides whether a Skyline purchase proceeds.
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Year by year
Skyline prices and repayments, by era.
Typical NZ market prices and the weekly cost of financing each. All figures assume 7% over 5 years with no deposit. Indicative only; open the full calculator to pre-set your own rate and term.
2002-2013 used
$11,000V35 and early V36 sedans and coupes. The most affordable Skyline stock in New Zealand.
Weekly
$50.26
Monthly
$217.81
2014-2019 used
$22,000V37 sedans, including hybrid variants. Bought more as a large sedan than as an enthusiast car.
Weekly
$100.53
Monthly
$435.63
Who this suits
Who buys a Nissan Skyline?
- Enthusiast buyers wanting a rear-drive Japanese coupe or sedan.
- Buyers replacing a departed NZ-new large sedan with something better equipped.
- Commuters wanting a six-cylinder sedan at a price no NZ-new car matches.
- Buyers cross-shopping a Mark X or an older Crown on the same rear-drive layout.
Financing notes
What financing a Skyline usually looks like.
At $15,000 over four years at 8% indicative, the weekly repayment sits near $84. Comprehensive cover is a lender requirement for the life of the loan, and on the enthusiast generations premiums can be a substantial annual figure, particularly for younger drivers. That is worth having quoted before settlement rather than after, because it lands in the same weekly budget as the repayment.
Model-specific questions
Nissan Skyline finance FAQ.
Do modifications affect financing a Skyline?
They affect the insurance more directly than the loan. An insurer prices a modified vehicle differently and some decline cover on certain modifications, and because comprehensive cover is a lender requirement, an insurance problem becomes a finance problem. Certification paperwork for any structural or engine modification is what resolves most of it.
Are older R33 and R34 Skylines still financeable?
Some lenders write them and some will not, because a vehicle over thirty years old sits outside the standard age limit at the end of a term. Where mainstream lending does not fit, buyers commonly use a personal loan instead, which is unsecured and priced accordingly.
What does a Skyline cost per week on finance?
A $15,000 V36 sedan over four years at 8% indicative runs at roughly $84 a week, and a $22,000 V37 over five years at about $106. The calculator above shows what a deposit does to each, and at this end of the market a deposit also helps the insurance conversation.
Do Skyline values still fall like an ordinary used car?
Not uniformly. Indicative NZ used-market trends show the older enthusiast generations holding or firming on clean, unmodified examples, while the later sedans depreciate more like any large car. That difference is worth knowing before choosing a term, because a long loan behaves very differently across the two.
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