Nissan Classic Cars

The affordable sports car that proved Japan could build a genuine GT to rival Europe's best.

Introduced as the Datsun 240Z for 1970, it combined E-Type-inspired proportions with reliable mechanicals and a genuinely accessible price, immediately reshaping what buyers expected from an affordable sports car.

Godzilla — the twin-turbo all-wheel-drive giant killer that dominated Japanese touring car racing.

Revived after a long hiatus, the R32 GT-R returned Nissan's performance flagship with a sophisticated twin-turbo inline-six and ATTESA all-wheel-drive system, dominating Group A touring car racing so thoroughly it earned the nickname "Godzilla" from Australian motoring journalists.