The factory-tuned JDM Nissan Skyline sports sedan gets a lower, wider stance with red accents and a potent NISMO engine with more power.

Once home to the storied GT-R badge, Nissan’s Skyline has become, effectively, Infiniti-badged products in the United States. The most recent Skyline sedan was essentially an Infiniti Q50.

Infiniti) A new report from the Japanese outlet claims the Skyline will also come as a 4-door fastback. The report suggests the electric Nissan Skyline fastback will feature 443 horsepower with ...

Currently, the Infiniti Q50 that’s sold here is–you guessed it–a rebadged Japanese Nissan Skyline. The defunct Infiniti EX and previous-gen QX crossovers were also rebadged Skylines ...

Nissan revealed a Nismo version of its Japan-only Skyline sedan (sold in the U.S. as the Infiniti Q50) on Tuesday complete with more horsepower and a bunch of specific performance upgrades.

Here's the problem: the Infiniti Q50's counterpart is the Nissan Skyline, a car you can only buy in the US under the Infiniti Q50 nameplate. J.D. Power isn't in the business of rating Japan-only ...

The centerpiece of it all is the engine. The Skyline NISMO gets a version of the 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 that the new Nissan Z and Infiniti Q50 Red Sport gets. While it makes 400 horsepower in ...

The mismatched wheels and tires likely ruin the handling of the sedan. The Nissan Skyline, better known as the Infiniti G35 and G37, has always been a polarizing car. Some love it, some hate it.

But now, almost two decades after holding interviews with the fathers of the Nissan Skyline GT-R ... we knew it in the U.S. as the Infiniti G35, which was split from the GT-R lineage.

The big Infiniti replaces a fourteen years young and still fairly competitive model with the same name. The new Y63 series Nissan Patrol (North America's 2025 Armada), is the twin of the 2025 QX80.

When planning our MotorTrend New Car Buyer's Guide coverage for the 2024 model year, Infiniti declined to ... For the new Skyline NISMO, Nissan went a similar route, but took it further.