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Nissan Confirms A New Skyline Is Coming
Nissan is reportedly working on a new Skyline—although the badge never truly disappeared in Japan, it lost part of its ...
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Brave or Crazy? Nissan and Infiniti Just Declared a Sedan Comeback in the Age of SUVs
In a world where SUVs rule every showroom floor, Nissan and Infiniti are taking a bold detour. While most automakers chase ...
The commemorative JDM-only Skyline 400R Limited paves the way for America's Infiniti-badged variant to get the overhaul it deserves.
The next generation of Nissan’s affordable subcompact sedan might surprise buyers with more upscale looks and attention to detail ...
But in Japan, the sports sedan is still alive and kicking. Nissan has just revealed the Skyline 400R Limited, an even ...
As with the current Japanese-market Skyline, America's version will be a fast sedan, probably using the Z's engine.
The Japanese automaker Nissan is on a big roll. According to their latest business plan, they will introduce 15 new models for the fiscal year 2024 to 2026. However, they didn't say they were also ...
The 2026 Nissan Sentra arrives as a fully redesigned compact sedan that combines futuristic styling, upgraded interior technology, and an expanded suite of driver-assistance features. While nearly ...
Nissan’s cheapest models include two sedans and a cheerful crossover. Few other automakers are catering to the budget segment ...
Beyond the N6 and Teana, Nissan’s Chinese lineup also includes the electric N7 and the Sylphy (Sentra) sedans. In contrast, ...
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Infiniti's Coming New Sport Sedan Is Aiming to Channel G35 Vibes
Customers keep asking Infiniti to bring back a sport sedan along the lines of the G35 (pictured above) that enthusiasts ...
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Infiniti Confirms New Rear-Wheel-Drive Sport Sedan
According to Tiago Castro, vice president of Infiniti Americas, the new sporty sedan will arrive in 2027, and yes, it might ...
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