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Isnt the fuga just the jap version of the maxima???

No the v35/36 Skyline is basically the Jap version of the Maxima except it is RWD whereas the Maxima is FWD. They both share the same VQ35DE engine

The Fuga is totally different altogether

4.5L V8 RWD.

Looking at the Fuga, I know they're both luxury things, but how is it different to say the Cima?? They look like very similar things to me, except the Fuga has a fug-ugly ass :dry:

Then Nissan has something called "The President" as well.. lol

In fact there are a few there: http://press.nissan-global.com/EN/PHOTOGRA...jp_sedan01.html

Far too many people on here are blind with the r32, 33, and 34.

It's not up to you to decide what a skyline is or looks like. It's up to nissan.

If they made the new one with 3 wheels powered by a carby fed iron block V8 it's still a skyline.

How boring would it be if it looked like the old ones?

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