Little Dark Age - Nissan

From then, Nissan made sports cars in the 90s such as the the Silvia, 200SX, 180SX, The Fairlady Z and the well known Skyline GT-R. As of now Nissan discontinued the R35 GTr due to not meeting regulations and Nissan makes small suvs like the juke and electric cars such as the Leaf and the new Sakura.

credit to the cilps that were used in the video

[cqb]

I love that the old R32 that kept winning Mt Pannorama was included. That’s where the name ‘Godzilla’ for it came.

[ElwoodBluesAK]

Ok this's probably the best Little Dark Age cars video so far.

[thekornrole]

when nissan finally goes bankrupt i want to see those executives and ask them if going with "safe" designs was worth it.

[standinghat]

nissan is defintly one of the car companies of all time\

[RebelFNOS]

Least they're attempting to make a comeback in the sports car market

[coriander]

Where are the Z’s at :(
The GTR’s and Silvia’s aren’t the only Nissans ever made

[TheDevilZii]

Out of all of the little dark age car companies, Nissan is the one turning themselves around the most.

[loto]

Here's the big twist: companies like Nissan and Mitsubishi never set out to make cool or performance cars, they simply dabbled in these fields when the rest of the competition was. At one time, making fast cars that won on track days was the best way to push your car brand, so these manufacturers dived in, today it's all about comfort and convenience . Nissan and Mitsubishi in particular are always following trends, they don't usually make them. Thus, it's understandable how they came to be what they are today.

[comradedogma]

hopefully the new direction Nissan's going in, with the new Z400 and EVs, will be able to rekindle those old 90's glory days.

[cqb]

Nissan still produces a V8 Patrol, other than the GTR it’s pretty much the last of the brand’s cool cars left .

[xoiDROCKiox]

Owning the car at 0:25 is such a rewarding feeling

[mr.mercury]

You missed the 200sx (s12) and the Z models. 300zx 31 and 32, 280zx, 240z, and 280z

[cabooey]

you forgot the good old r35, and the the fair ladies

[ashrhaq]

I feel as though Nissan really dominated the car scene, they had multiple different cars like the 350Z and the R32, R33, R34, R35 and so much more, they were one of the greatest car manafacturers at that time winning serveral championships, its a shame it all died a little too quick, but hopefully the 400Z can maybe remind us or bring us back to those days.

[shadowcreeper]

That first transition to the gtr gave me chills.

[MxMaxyImpress]

The Beast of motorsport from the land of rising sun
The black shadow of touge racing
The Monalisa of drifting

That's Nissan

[NAmania]

The R33's appearance at 0:23 almost brought tears to my eyes ...

[prod_svm]

Nissan gave us so much. Thanks to them, we got the S13, S14, S15, Hakosuka, R30, R31, R32, R33, R34, R35, 350z, 370z, 400z, and of course, the Juke.

[kunaladhikari]

This video is funny to me because it fails to acknowledge that the 370z, 400z and r35 exist LOL

Edit: actually now that I think about it, this is actually something A LOT of little dark age car videos do. I saw a Toyota one which was ridiculous considering how far they have come with their performance vehicles lately. They’re literally making more in the span of a few years than they ever did over decades. Then I saw a Honda one, obviously not acknowledging how Honda never dropped the TYPE R and it’s better than ever right now.

[rjaybruhh]

*_When Nissan made fun toyable cars…🥹_*