6. 1989–1994 Nissan 240SX KBB Fair Purchase Price: $2,297 – $3,314 There was once a time when Nissan ’s S-chassis vehicles the S13 and S14 240SX could be picked up for next to nothing. Then came the ...

The Nissan 240SX (S14/S15)’s combination of robust engine, exceptional handling, aggressive styling, and extensive aftermarket support make it one of the best drift cars of all time.

What if you wanted to do a prerunner's job, but your mind was stuck in the world of Tokyo Drift? Well, you might build this Nissan 240SX prerunner, which is one of my favorite cars I've ever seen.

Witht eh S14.5 conversion kit he has the S15 front end with S14 rear, creating a very unique look to this S14 along with the ridiculous Rick and Morty inspired Pickle Rick wrap.

While I've driven quite a few S14 Nissan 240sx's, I was invited up to Canton,GA where Countersteer motoring invited me up for a fun day of driving cars, and a little bit of street drifting.

Following the release of the S14 generation 240SX, Nissan wanted to show that it was in touch with the tuning culture that was quickly enveloping its performance lineup.

These humble two-doors have amassed a near-cult following among tuners and drift racers worldwide. How similar are the Nissan 240SX and its Japanese sibling, the Silvia?

My first lesson was in triple Formula Drift champion Chris Forsberg's Nissan S13, him running a turbo KA, the nondescript 2.4-liter four that came stock in the 240SX ... and the Nissan Hardbody truck.

The Skyline blue SR20DET-powered S14 pulls double duty at street cruiser and spirited drift car, all while looking like it could win a show event.

T-Pain took his Nissan Silvia S14.5 to a local shop years back to get it wrapped in Rick and Morty style. The drift car emerged covered in green with a graphic reminiscent of the Pickle Rick character ...