Nissan unveils revamped Fairlady Z

Nissan unveils revamped Fairlady Z

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a revamped version of Nissan Motor Co.'s Fairlady Z sports car unveiled Dec. 1. The sixth generation of the Fairlady Z, which debuted in 1969, hit the Japanese market the same day and will be sold in the North American market in January. It will eventually be available in 120 countries, with the highest concentration in Japan, the United States and Europe, the automaker said.

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  • 2008/12/01 00:00:00
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