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Today, Nissan introduced the 12th generation Skyline, a medium-size sedan with luxury aspirations.
All-new exterior and interior designs combined with the next generation FR-L platform and newly developed V6 engine should make this a desirable car. The concept “attraction, sophistication and high-performance driving.” was at the development key for this new car. InteriorFor the interior an all new dashboard and center stack is offered.The aluminum trim finish was inspired by the texture of traditional Japanese rice paper called “Washi”, whereas the optional wood trim is made of bubinga, a high-quality wood commonly used in high-end furniture pieces. The leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear-shifter are hand-stitched for refined craftsmanship quality. All the switches and dials are ergonomically designed for smooth easy-to-reach operation and offer a refined tactile feel. The dashboard is designed to be driver-centric and the seats are 27mm lower, all for more sporty position. A greater margin for adjustment is offered on the seats as well as the steering wheel. The front seat offers firm support and comfort to ensure tireless driving in either day-to-day traffic or long-distance touring. Headroom and rear-seat space are best-in-class. Five different interior colors combinations are available for this car. Performance and driving pleasureThe next generation FR-L platform has been engineered to deliver a fun and exhilarating driving experience without having to compromise on a smooth and comfortable ride. In the development of the new Skyline, Nissan’s engineers focused on three key areas – accommodating increased engine power, superior balance of driving performance and comfort, as well as safety and environmental friendliness.A newly developed v6 engine is avaible.The 3.5l version generates 315 horsepowers and 36.5kgm of torque and is capable of revving up to 7500rpm, while the 2.5L generates 225 horsepowers and 26.8 kgm of torque. The sportier SP and P series feature a steering-column mounted shift paddles that allow the driver to operate in manual-shift mode. The paddles are made of solid, light-weight magnesium. Skyline offer agility and comfort for city driving, stability and smoothness for open highways, and precision handling for sinuous mountain road conditions. SafetyThe body has been designed to deliver a high level of compatibility; it protects the occupants with a reinforced cabin while minimizing crash impact to other cars. Pedestrian protection is designed to lessen the impact to the head and lower limb.4 comments: Nissan Skyline DASBRUSKI (6686) - Posted on 03.11.2008 no RB26DETT??? inline replaced with a V how domestic is that.....sad sad thats not performance, thats silly. but did they stick with the AWD?
The Mad Zombie (6686) - Posted on 12.3.2006 What the hell I was expecting the skyline to be this bad car, but instead the just gut a G35 and slaped on the Skyline name! WTF! Same thing happend with the GTO. Why the hell is Nissan being so stupid.
(6686) - Posted on 11.28.2006 that ain no friggin skyline thats a damn infiniti G35 in disguise, Nissan is lame for doin this .
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