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Craft of Adaptation: The Nissan Crew’s Journey from Taxi to Drift Car
The Nissan Crew debuted in 1993 as the successor to the Nissan Laurel (C32) and Bluebird (910) as a dedicated taxi model. The key feature of this model was the enlarged opening dimensions and maximum opening angle of the left rear door, to enhance its convenience as a taxi. Later 1994, a private-use model, the Crew Saloon, was introduced.
JDM Meets USDM: The Allure of US Domestic Market Upgrades on Nissan Fairlady Z
This yellow Nissan Fairlady Z (6th generation Z34) shown here has been given an American style, as symbolized by the large billet wheels. What does American style mean for a Japanese car? Some of you may be asking yourself. In this article, we will introduce you to the world of USDM, a genre of dress-up that allows you to enjoy an American atmosphere in a Japanese car.
Boldly Chrome: Discovering the Cal’s Motor Sonova Edition of Nissan NV200 Vanette
Osaka Auto Messe (OAM) 2024, held at Intex Osaka from 10-12 February 2024, attracted a record 660 custom cars. This month's article introduces the latest model in the Cal's Motor series, the 'Sonova' based on the Nissan NV200 Vanette, which was on display at the Alpine Style booth.
A Battered Skyline Sedan Turned into a Van: R32 GT-R Engine Installed!
Mr. Fujinami fell in love at first sight with a Nissan 3rd-generation C10 Skyline (a.k.a. Hakosuka) that was on the verge of being dismantled and took the plunge to purchase it. We asked the owner to tell us more about his conversion from a wrecked sedan to a van.
The GT-R’s Sibling: Discovering the Nissan Stagea 260RS Performance Wagon
Taking advantage of the 1990s wagon boom, the Nissan Stagea was introduced in 1996. With its size and driving performance, the Stagea became a popular model, and in 1997 the Nissan Stagea Autech Version 260RS, also known as the wagon version of the GT-R, was released.
Fusion of Styles: Enhancing the Nissan Serena with Unique Tuning
Mr. Shimo has tuned his Nissan Serena not only to look cool, but also to drive well. What is the secret behind this unique style? Let's take a closer look at the tuning menu.
Revving Up Memories: Ms. Maiko’s Ride with the Nissan S15 Silvia
A PIT Autobacs Shinonome in Tokyo holds a monthly morning meeting on Sunday mornings, and the theme for September 17, 2023 was "Female Owners," with cars of no genre ranging from mini to American cars. Here is a Nissan "S15 Silvia" from the venue.
Family Ties: Riding the Memories of a Legacy Fairlady Z
From the 1970s to the 1990s, the semi-open 'T-bar roof' style became popular as it made it easy to enjoy open-air driving, and many Japanese models had this feature. Mr. Yoshimitsu Kumazawa drives a Nissan FAIRLADY Z equipped with this now-rare T-bar roof. He inherited it from his father and enjoys everything from city driving to long drives.
