Nissan shelved the Silvia nameplate in 2002, when it ended production of the S15-generation model in Japan. This generation of the car was not sold in the United States.

Nissan Boss Dreams of the Silvia's Return as a 'Right-Priced' Sports Car. The company's vice president of global product strategy said it will be a challenge, but he also said there's a chance.

NISSAN has hinted that it could revive a fan-favourite sports car as a “cheaper” option for young petrolheads. The firm said that “the chances are there” for the model to re… ...

Renault-Nissan was the world’s No. 4 automaker with 8,528,887 sales in 2015. Mitsubishi sold 1,048,838. The Alliance also claims to be No. 1 in global electric vehicle sales, with 306,197 ...