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The Nissan Leopard With The Same Number As The Popular Detective Drama
On 1 November 2023, a press conference was held to announce the production of the film The "Abunai Deka Returns", the latest installment in the "Abunai Deka" (Dangerous Detective) series that brought the Nissan Leopard (second generation) to the forefront of attention.
All Year Nissan R35 “GT-R” Can Be Updated To The Latest And Most Extreme Style
The highlight of the KUHL JAPAN booth at the Osaka Auto Messe (OAM) 2024, held at Intex Osaka from 10 to 12 February 2012, was a new Nissan GT-R-based concept painted in gold. The highlight of the KUHL JAPAN stand was the new concept model "R35GT-R KUHLRACING 2024EDITION WIDE BODY" based on the Nissan GT-R painted in gold.
Nissan S30 Fairlady Z Updated With Modern Aero Parts
SPEED FORME, located in Osaka, is a brand that was born and raised in Japan. The Nissan Fairlady Z shown at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2023 was equipped with attractive aero parts that did not spoil the beautiful silhouette of the original.
1970 Nissan “Fairlady Z 432” In As-new Condition
CREWCH, a shop in Mie Prefecture, Japan, manages the CREWCH museum to preserve famous cars in Japan. This 1970 Fairlady Z 432 is one of them. Only the paint had been refinished, but the rest of the car is still original, which means it is in unused condition.
Classic Nissan Skyline In Full Dry Carbon Body!
At the Old☆Star booth at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2023, there was one car on display that had a strong impact. It was a 1972 Nissan Skyline Hardtop (aka "Hakosuka") with carbon body panels. Why did they choose to use carbon?
Was The Nissan R33 Skyline GT-R Really A Failure?
The second generation Nissan Skyline GT-R has been highly acclaimed not only in Japan but also internationally and used cars continue to soar in price. Between the R32 and R34, equipped last and matured RB26DETT engine, the R33 was evaluated as unfavorable even by the fun sometimes.
What Are The “Three Cranes” In The Center Of RS Watanabe “Eight Spoke” Wheels?
RS Watanabe is a traditional Japanese wheel brand. Its flagship product, the "Eight Spoke", is a perennial favorite that debuted in 1968. In the center of the eight spokes of such a traditional RS Watanabe wheel is "three crane" marks. Do you know the origin of these crane marks?
