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Nissan Skyline 11th generation (V35)

Years
2001–2007
Chassis
V35
Drivetrain
FR / 4WD
Nissan Skyline 11th generation (V35)

Image: RB30DE / Public domain

Story

It dropped the inline-six engine and evolved into a new-generation GT car with the "FM package", mounting a compact, light V6 front-midship. In North America it was exported as the "Infiniti G35".

Chassis

Length 4,675-4,750 mmWB 2,850 mm1,470-1,485 mmHeightWidth 1,750 mm
Curb weight
1,450-1,600kg

Production plants

  1. Tochigi Plant

    Kaminokawa, Tochigi

US import eligibility

Earliest cars
Eligible since June 202625 years after sales began in June 2001
Last cars
Eligible during 203225 years after sales ended in 2007 (month not recorded)

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

Kazutoshi Mizuno

Kazutoshi Mizuno

Hometown: Chikuma, Nagano Prefecture

Head of development of the Nissan GT-R (R35). Then-president Carlos Ghosn entrusted him, as "Mr. GT-R", with full authority over the car's development and sales, and appointed him chief vehicle engineer (CVE), chief product specialist (CPS) and program director (PD). He was chief vehicle engineer (CVE) of the eleventh-generation Skyline (V35). In the eighties he was involved in Project 901 on the body design side, and on the P10 Primera and the R32 Skyline he was responsible for vehicle packaging design.