The Nissan Silvia is, perhaps, lesser-known outside of tuner and JDM fan circles than the Nissan Skyline or GT-R, but the sports car coupe also has an iconic status.

The desire for an affordable sports car is far from dying, as reports indicate Nissan may revive the Silvia/200SX/240SX sports car series to rival Honda’s new Prelude and Toyota GT86. Ivan ...

The Silvia, also known as the 200SX and 240SX in some markets, may have vanished from Nissan’s lineup since 2002, but there’s a promising chance the nameplate could make a comeback.

The Nissan Silvia name has been around since the mid-1960s on a series of cute and iconic sports cars and coupes over the years, under various names and even the Datsun brand.

One of the most famous nameplates in Japanese sports cars is the Nissan Silvia. For several generations, it delivered low-cost fun to enthusiasts in Japan, Europe, and even North America as the ...

The Silvia nameplate is one of the most famous in Nissan’s catalog, having first been introduced in the mid 1960s. Drifters and their fans helped propel the car to new levels of fame, owing ...

The fifth generation of the Silvia was produced between 1989 and 1994, but the one to get is the 1993 Silvia Ks Type S five-speed manual, specifically with Nissan's famous SR20DET under the hood.

1999 Nissan Silvia Spec-S (left) and Spec-R Aero (right). Nissan In the S15, that took the form of the 2.0-liter SR20DET four-cylinder, which in the S15 gained a more responsive ball-bearing turbo.

Tuning Menu: Nissan Silvia S15 OWNER: Paul Conlan/Sumo power HOMETOWN: Rye East Sussex, UK OCCUPATION: Professional drifter/#1 mail-order JDM parts supplier in the UK POWER: 480bhp/510lb-ft ...

A solution may be a modern Silvia, Nissan's traditional entry-level sports car which was last sold in the U.S. in the 1990s as the 240SX. Nissan discontinued the global Silvia in 2002.