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Nissan Skyline 13th generation (V37)

Years
2014–present
Chassis
V37
Drivetrain
FR / 4WD
Nissan Skyline 13th generation (V37)

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Story

Backed by technical skill and design know-how gained in Infiniti development, the car wore an Infiniti badge. It carried the world's first steering system that turns steering movement into electrical signals.

Stories

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Declaring once again that it is Nissan's Skyline

With the July update, the 13th-generation Skyline switched its badges from Infiniti back to the Nissan brand and revived the traditional round quad rear combination lamps. Tokuoka said, "We expressed our will in a design that declares once again that this is Nissan's Skyline." The front got the V-motion radiator grille and front bumper that symbolize the Nissan brand, and the rear combination lamps took the round quad lamps handed down through the generations and made them more modern with the latest technology.

Chassis

Length 4,815 mmWB 2,850 mm1,440-1,450 mmHeightWidth 1,820 mm
Curb weight
1,650-1,880kg

Production plants

  1. Tochigi Plant

    Kaminokawa, Tochigi

US import eligibility

Earliest cars
Eligible from February 203925 years after sales began in February 2014
Last cars
Still in production

Eligibility depends on each car's month of manufacture on its build plate, not on the sale dates shown here (NHTSA).

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Engineers

Shigetoshi Tokuoka

Shigetoshi Tokuoka

Chief vehicle engineer responsible for the vehicle development of the Skyline (V37).