New Nissan Skyline Introduced

New Nissan Skyline Introduced
Well the Japanese get the coolest things first again. Nissan today introduced the new 12th generation Skyline today in Japan. The new Nissan Skyline 3.5 liter V6 version pushes 315 horsepower and 36.5kgm of torque while the 2.5 liter V6 version pushes 225 horsepower with 26.8kgm of torque. Drivers will have the choice of a five-speed automatic with adaptive shift control. There will also be a new DS mode that allows optimized gear selection for different driving conditions. And the Japanese have also picked up on the paddle shifting so the new sportier Nissan Skyline, SP and P, feature steering mounted shift paddles that allow the driver to operate in manual mode. Design? Well just check out the images. The car will start selling at 2,793,000 yen to 3,801,000 yen. Nissan is hoping to sell at least 1,000 Nissan Skylines a month. Which we think they’ll definitely beat. Oh yeah, it looks like the new Infiniti G35.
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Sauceboy01Sauceboy01 - 11/20/2006 1:23:05 PM
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i actually saw one on the road the other day in the US... is this article old or what?


sdl173sdl173 - 11/20/2006 3:06:55 PM
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i think it looks horrible


Agent63Agent63 - 11/22/2006 1:23:11 AM
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I think it takes some time to get used to. This design is growing on me. It look a lot more classy and much more like the entry-level luxury car that it was set out to be. It deserves to wear the Infiniti brand in the US. It has what it takes.


dlindlin - 11/24/2006 3:18:21 PM
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No doubt G35 is getting so close to BMW3 again. Owning both, I'm always amazed by how Infiniti can get to BMW so effortlessly and suddenly. This car is almost the size of 5 series, yet it handles like a 3 series and drives way better than 5. What Infiniti now really needs is a smoother, 6-speed gear box, higher body rigidity, better building quality, and, dare I say, turboed 2.5L I-4 engine, similar to Mazdaspeed 3, for better weight distribution and lower mass center. All of these will settle down in 2 or 3 generations. By then, people will say, "What 3 series? Mazda 3?"


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