When Nissan, not wanting to be left behind by Toyota, introduced the Infiniti marque in 1989, they needed a sporty coupe to sell alongside the mighty Q45 luxury sedan. No problem, just add some bling to the JDM Nissan Leopard, move the steering wheel to the left side, and you've got an instant Lexus SC300 competitor for the American market! Sadly for Nissan, few bought the M30 (though its J30 successor sold pretty well), and M30 junkyard finds are quite rare today. Here's one that survived the Cash For Clunkers Japanese Luxpocalypse but then succumbed to depreciation five years later.
A good-looking car, but 1992 wasn't a great year for California car dealers.
Here's the same VG30 V6 that M30′s 300ZX and Maxima contemporaries got.
Naturally, the Japanese-market ads for the F31 Leopard coupe are far superior to anything shown on the other side of the Pacific.
from The Truth About Cars http://ift.tt/Jh8LjA
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