The seller claims the car offers all the jaguar promise of “grace, pace and elegance!”
The car's substantial mileage is mitigated somewhat by the presence of some fresh parts and a rebuilt engine.
The cars here were mostly good but their reputations were overblown.
The BRZ debate rages on, but there's no doubt some of these cars needed more horses.
A couple of imports, an underrated Saturn and an honest truck.
The car was once our Build Of The Week, but it's time for an upgrade.
Some convenience features that are located inconveniently
It's an '80s classic Fox Body with a 2010s engine and a 1990s transmission.
Here's $1,000 of rusty Nissan S13, $5,000 of SR20, and who knows how much of a hospital bill for hantavirus.
We spend some time talking about the racism built into American infrastructure, but we should spend a bit more…
Another week means another entry in the sweet cars found online that I wish I could drive. I like finding cheap used…
It’s a 30-year-old sporty coupe that shares an engine with a pickup truck. It’s a vintage Nissan that’s not a…
Like light from an already-dead star, here’s Richard Hammond reviewing the Euro-spec 1998 200SX at just a few years…
Resolved: next time I encounter a clean, mod-free Nissan 240SX, I’m just gonna buy it. Or maybe a Silvia. There’s tons of those here in America now.
Matthew Cox’s 1993 Nissan 240SX convertible looked fine enough in the eBay photos. It was his chance to own a rare…
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Silvia. Silviaaaa. It was the name Nissan gave to its line of sport coupes that were built on its S platform. They…
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I can’t remember the last time I saw a clean, unmolested Nissan 240SX. At some point—I believe it was earlier this…
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In a very real way, I hope this video was staged. If it’s not, then this has to be the most crappily-installed wheel…
When was the last time you saw a clean, unmolested 240SX on the road? Are there any left? Did they ever exist at all? Who can say.