NISSAN

About Nissan

Nissan built the car that made Japan a supercar country. Then they spent thirty years trying to figure out what else to be. The Skyline GT-R — specifically the R32 that earned the name "Godzilla" in Australian touring cars — proved that Japanese engineering could humiliate European exotics at a fraction of the cost. The Z cars, from the original 240Z to the 350Z, gave affordable rear-drive performance a permanent home. The Silvia became the foundation of an entire drift culture. Nissan's motorsport DNA was never in question. But Nissan is also the Qashqai — the car that essentially invented the compact crossover segment. The X-Trail. The Juke, which was either brilliantly weird or just weird, depending on who you ask. The Altima and Sentra that filled parking lots across three continents without anyone writing a single enthusiast review about them. That split personality is what makes Nissan fascinating on Revnut. The same company that built the R35 GT-R also built the Versa. The community votes sort out which side of Nissan actually matters.