Nissan Silvia S13 -

: The S13 is considered an "easy-mode" tuning base. Engine swaps (like dropping an SR20 into a KA-chassis) are straightforward, and the aftermarket support is virtually limitless.

: The interior is a known weak point; plastics often fade or crack with age, and electrical components like power windows or AC can fail. Nissan Silvia S13

: Expect to pay between $15,000 and $25,000 for a decent specimen. High-mileage or neglected units may start lower, but clean, modified cars can exceed $30,000 . : The S13 is considered an "easy-mode" tuning base

: The S13 is praised for its nearly 50/50 weight distribution and a low curb weight (approx. 2,400–2,700 lbs), making it naturally agile and predictable during spirited driving. : Expect to pay between $15,000 and $25,000

: Early models featured the 1.8L CA18DE/DET , but the 1990+ models with the 2.0L SR20DE/DET are the most sought-after for their high-revving nature and massive tuning potential.