Nissan releases new Skyline Coupe

Nissan releases new Skyline Coupe

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. Chief Operating Officer Toshiyuki Shiga poses with the company's new Skyline Coupe at Nissan's showroom at Tokyo's Ginza area on Oct. 2. Nissan said the new Skyline features a ''pop-up engine hood'' which in the event of a collision lessens the impact to a pedestrian, especially to the person's head. (Kyodo)

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