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Netorabo, in collaboration with the survey site 'Voice Note', conducted a survey among men and women in their 30s and under under the title 'Which Nissan car released in the 1980s would you like to drive?'

Of the Nissan cars that were introduced in the 1980s, which models do men and women under 30 want to drive? Now let's take a look at the global rankings!

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[يتم اختيارها من قبل أشخاص في الثلاثينيات أو أقل]Top 30 Nissan Cars From The 80s That They Would Love To Drive

2nd place: Skyline GT-R R32

Two cars tied for second place. The first was the Skyline GT-R R32. The base Skyline R32 was launched in May 1989, and the GT-R, which appeared three months later, became a hot topic as it was revived for the first time in 16 years.

Equipped with a 2.6-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine designed exclusively for the GT-R, it produced a maximum power of 280 horsepower, which was a first for a domestically produced car at the time. It also competed in the All-Japan Touring Car Championship from 1990 to 1993 and achieved excellent results.

Second place: Safari type 160

The Safari 160 was also selected for second place. A full-fledged off-road vehicle that went on sale in 1980. Adopting a strong ladder frame and leaf-type suspension, it was also useful in mountainous areas.

The Safari 160 is also known for its appearance as a special mobile vehicle in the TV drama “Seibu Keisatsu”, and after watching the drama, perhaps more people will want to ride it.

First place: Skyline R30

First place went to the “Skyline R30”. This is the sixth generation of the Skyline, which went on sale in 1981, and was nicknamed the “Newman Skyline” after actor Paul Newman, who appeared in the commercial.

The newer model, released with minor changes in 1983, adopted slim headlights and a completely redesigned front end with no grille. It was nicknamed the “Iron Mask” because of its unique appearance.

Check out the full rankings on the next page!