And this particular drag race has three generations of the Nissan S-Chassis going up against each other in a straight line. While the first Silvia was launched by Nissan back in 1976, it would ...

The first Nissan to be named Silvia debuted in 1964. But it wasn't until 1974 that the first actual vehicle with an S designation was released, the S10. And when the S13 Silvia was released, all ...

Nissan previously debuted a Z race car for the premiere GT500 class of Japan's Super GT series. This version appears much closer to stock. Nismo didn't release any technical specifications, but ...

In the Nissan sports car hierarchy, the Silvia has historically been the bottom rung, a little brother to both the Fairlady Z (our 240, 260, 280 or 300Z) and the Skyline.

Nissan hinted $40,000 or thereabouts as the starting price for the U.S. model, which is very close to the $41,000 starting price for the JDM.