Do they still produce the Nissan 240sx?
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Only in Japan the Silvia. They cut the line in the 90's i think.
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handling would go to the 240sx, its RWD and lite. How many FWD cars are known for good handling COMPARED to RWD. Speed is up to you depends on what you do or want, fwd = understeer/ tourqsteer= lame. Comfort well i dont know. I'm biased towards RWD...
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Well, they still make it.  If worse comes to worst you can buy it online from them.\n\nhttp://www.the-extreme-clean.com/products.html
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I would think...Nissan
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Not realy. Check out this article:\n\nhttp://yahoo.businessweek.com/autos/content/may2006/bw20060504_832755.htm
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have a look at\n\nhttp://www.supercars.net/
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Of course Sunny! Kia produce nice but easy-to-brakedown cars.But Nissan is long-life car.For example,Renault use in it's cars Nissan engines.but Kia uses Hyundai or other cars' engines.
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Yes .. There were several occasions where they replaced the engine and transmission.. THere was an episode where the car was junk and gave him a new one and still pimped it .. Guess they wouldn t have a show it they didn t fix it up .
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check with the library..they generally have copies of the manufacturer's book for different models of cars. i don't know for sure how far back they go, but if you call them, i'm sure they will be able to let you know and maybe even give you a lead if they don't have the one you are looking for. you need a main library, most likely, not a branch.
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Renault still makes cars and trucks and is, in fact, the leading . Renault hasn't sold cars in the U.S. since the 60s. Renault and Nissan have an alliance under which Renault owns a 44.4% stake in Nissan and Nissan owns a 15% stake in Renault. Renault also owns 20% of Volvo Trucks and has a few other significant holdings.\n\nThe Renault Group had the largest market share of any European Vehicle manufacturer in 2003. Although Volkswagen may have surpassed them by now, Renault-Nissan continues to rank among the top four auto manufacturers in the world in terms of market share at around 10%.\n\nRenault has also been active in Formula One racing, which did very well in the 90s. In 2002, Renault re-entered Formula One with the Bennetton team it had purchased the year before. In 2005, Renault won the Constructors' World Championship and their driver, Fernando Alonso won the Drivers' Title.
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kyosho made a few back in the day ut you can still find them they are electric but if you want the bad boys take a look at this link i currently have ther grandnational and it kicks @SS the sprint is to be way faster\n www.wcm-corp.com\na good way to spend some money and have the best and fastest rc in your neighborhood
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The Nissan Skyline has never been officially imported to the US, despite demand.  Nissan has kept the Skyline for the Japan market, although it's probably possible to import one and have it converted to meet the US federal safety and emissions standards, but that's a difficult and expensive process.  An Infiniti G35 is as close to the Skyline as we have for now.\n\nNissan will be importing the new generation Skyline GT-R supercar to the US for the 2008 model year.  It's expected to compete directly with the Porsche 911 Turbo, but cost about 30% less at about $ 70K.
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Well most Honda's are made in Canada and America; as far as I can tell the only one's made in Japan are the Hybrids, the S2000 Roadster (do they still make that) and the CRV.
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Here are a few in order of their demise; Oldsmobile, Plymouth, Eagle, Rambler, Checker, Willys, Scout, Edsel, Imperial, DeSoto, Nash, Tucker, Packard. This may not be all that accurate since some of the names were actually models and not actually makes. \n\nBy the way, an earlier post listed a YUGO as an American brand. Although we have made a few mistakes along the way, only the Europeans can claim this piece of crap that came out of Yogoslavia.
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The Nissan Skyline V35 is available here as *dun dun dun!* The Infiniti G35. It is NOT, I repeat, NOT the GT-R R35 model yet. The new GT-R will be out around 2007, and yes, it will be available in the U.S. as the Infiniti GT-R. BUT, rumor is that it will be a hybrid car. Let's just hope not. But yes, the Skyline is already in the U.S., but not the GT-R. Remember, other than the GT-R, there were different versions for older Skylines, like the Skyline 25GT, GTS-T, RS Turbo, etc. There's even a 4 door rear wheel drive R34 Skyline (That's the 25GT ER34) Ken "Nomuken" Nomura drives one in D1 Grand Prix.
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Anything with RWD can be made to drift.  The Nissan 240SX is sort of the classic drift car, because they're well balanced and not too expensive, but you can drift anything that powers off the rear tires.  You may need to tweak the suspension a bit, especially for cars with less power.  Start by playing with the tire pressures, because it's cheap.  I'd recommend way OVERinflating the rears -- that reduces your overall grip at the rear but makes the breakaway much more stable.  (It's what I used to do in a FWD car that I autocrossed 15 years ago -- I could *almost* get a drift going in a VW GTI after setting up the shocks and tire pressures.  Let's just say that when I used to overcook a corner and spin it on course,  the back end would come around first...)\n\nThese days the only drifting I do is on gravel. :-)
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I would not have sold my 2002 Z28 Camaro . It had T-tops, a 350 5.7, and I miss that car...