rominl

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not sure about the blue one, but i have been seeing a silver one quite a few times

BLK13X

I really don't see why some of you guys are flaming him for having Skyline badges on his G35, as it was sold in the JDM market as a Skyline so I don't see a problem... Just IMO though.

Also I can't believe how many R34's are floating around Sydney at the moment

tmf2004

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The g35 is a nice car but when you compare the two I thought its two different cars....How can the g35 be the new skyline in japan... Is this new News

Gojirra99

G35 sedan & coupe are called Skylines in Japan from day one when they're introduced a few years ago. They are totally different from the Skyline GT-R, & some are still confused about the two.

The new GT-R that will be launched in a couple years time will NOT be called the Skyline GT-R but just the GT-R.

videcormeum

The Nissan Skyline has roots dating back to the late 1950's. Of course, back then it wasn't Nissan building the car, it was a company called Prince which later became Nissan motor company. The GT-R designation dates back to 1968.

If anyone would like to learn more about the history of the car - check out the following page:

http://history.jbskyline.net/

M.

tmf2004

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Thanks AmethySC i really don't know much about the skyline.... I only see g35's around here so Japan must have some better cars than the US thats for sure

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jtanoyo1

Ahhhhhhh...who cares? Live and let live. My friend who just bought a JDM Nissan Skyline 350GT (or G35 Coupe or whatever you may like to call it) here in Indonesia, has bought all infiniti badges, complete with the G35 badges to convert his car to an "Infiniti". Do I think he's an idiot? Yes. Does it make him wrong? Not at all. It's his car.