Does anybody,by chance,know which current US models, Nissan or Infiniti,correspond to current models selling in Japan?
Thanks!
Does anybody,by chance,know which current US models, Nissan or Infiniti,correspond to current models selling in Japan?
Thanks!
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It looks like the Infiniti M45 is the Nissan Cedric and the Infiniti Q45 is the Nissan Cima in Japan.
I'm sure some minivans or trucks are the same.
IIRC, the U.S. models of the Sentra, Altima, and Maxima are not sold in the Japanese market.
I rook there. Godzirra is coming! Everybody watch out. I need to reave town now!
The Infiniti G20 was a close equivalent to the Sunny at the time. But how mechanically similar is the current Sunny to the Sentra? How about the suspension? Chassis? Engine? Sheet metal? It doesn't look to me that a Sentra == Sunny today.
Only a few USDM Nissan cars are not offered in for the JDM. USDM cars are quite similar to the JDM cars but sometimes with different drivetrains and sheetmetal.
USDM Sentra/200SX(B14) = was JDM Sunny now JDM Blubird Sylphy USDM Altima = was JDM Bluebird now JDM Teana USDM Maxima = was JDM Cefiro now JDM Teana USDM 180SX = JDM 180SX USDM 200SX (S12) = JDM 180SX/Silvia USDM 240SX = JDM 180SX/Silvia USDM 240Z-350Z = JDM Fairlady Z USDM Frontier = JDM Datsun USDM XTerra is Nissan North America only USDM Quest is NNA only USDM Titan is NNA only USDM Pathfinder = JDM Terano USDM Pathfinder Armada is NNA only USDM G20 = JDM Primera USDM G35 = JDM Skyline (V35) USDM I30/I35 = JDM Cefiro USDM J30 = JDM Leopard USDM M30 = JDM Leopard USDM M45 = JDM Cedric/Gloria USDM Q45 = was JDM Cedric/Gloria now JDM Cima USDM QX4 = JDM Terano USDM FX35/45 ?
Of course my memory might have a few glitches but I'm 99% sure I have it correct.
Its like the North American side took all the good cars and sent them here. They must be pissed in HK and such on the skyline. what a mess. I didn't know that they use the G35 as a skyline.
Wow. Nissan has some ugly cars over there... I guess the demographic like that look... any input on that?
Don't confuse the regular Skyline, which is the luxury sedan, with the Skyline GT-R. You appear to be thinking of the Skyline GT-R. The speculation on forums such as freshalloy.com is that Nissan will drop the "Skyline" part from the GT-R name, and just call it the "GT-R," but in the U.S. market it will be called the Infiniti G35R or such. Estimates on price start at $60K and that's optimistically low.
The design is Japanese and French. Observe the Murano and FX45 in the U.S. market. And for something even stranger, go to
Not quite. There was no 180SX in USDM, and the S12 is not the same as the 180SX. Not sure about the S12 being a Silvia in JDM, but that is possible.
The S13 *chassis* is used in the JDM 180SX and Silvia. The S13
*chassis* is also used inthe USDM 240SX. The Silvia never made it here to the North American market. Similarly, the NA 240SX coupe never made it to the JDM market. The 1995-1998 USDM 240SX was based on the S14 Chassis, which is what the JDM Silvia used. The S15 Chassis (1999+ Silvia?) was never used in North America. To complicate things, the S13 based 180SX was still produced up until 1998 I believe, alongside the S14 chassis.To top all of that there were two engine variations of the JDM 180SX, one being the 1.8L CA18DE(T) (hence the name 180SX) and the other the SR20DET. The Silvia had the SR20DE(T) as well. The North American
240SX had the KA24E for 1989-1990 (Hence the name "240SX") and KA24DE from 1991-1994. The 1995-1998 240SX were based on the S14 chassis, which also had the KA24DE motor.Cheers, Patrick
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