Nissan S15 Silvia Professional racecar drivers usually get to plow around in some pretty interesting company cars from the manufacturers they're affiliated with, be it luxurious sedans or top-of ...

If Nissan had released a successor to the S15, chances are we probably wouldn ... “there isn’t much left that you can do [to the Silvia]”, that all the boxes have been checked and on ...

In one corner we have a hyper-wild S15 drifter and in the ... more potential waiting inside the Silvia. Shortly after the alliance was formed the then red Nissan was taken to Sumo Power's state ...

Well, hop off the hype train, because there’s another, more accessible JDM Nissan that’s also now legal to import: the last-gen Silvia, the S15. In the S15, that took the form of the 2.0-liter ...

The Nissan Silvia S15 is probably second to the Skyline in vehicles we really want and will never get. The craze of outfitting S13s and S14s with the S15 front end has sort of subsided here ...

Sure, by the time it unleashed the S15 version, Nissan’s Silvia was being restrained to official appearances at home in Japan, as well as in Australia and New Zealand. But that does not mean it ...

Built off of a 2000 Nissan Silvia->ke558, the Lightning Strikes Racing Edition gets taken to a much better place with a bright blue exterior paint job, a monstrous power upgrade, and a spectacular ...

27 Jan 2024, 15:59 UTC · By: Dragos Chitulescu / The LB Super Silhouette Nissan Silvia (S15) has finally reached Hot Wheels Premium status with the new Boulevard set of five collectibles.

Put another way: Never say never. Nissan shelved the Silvia nameplate in 2002, when it ended production of the S15-generation model in Japan. This generation of the car was not sold in the United ...

Nissan's Silvia should need no introduction ... The seventh generation of the Silvia, the S15, takes the top spot as the fastest generation of the Japanese icon — but only by a hair's breadth.

S14 or S15 (some badged as 200SX in Australia) generations that grew to prominence through video games and 2000s tuner culture, Nissan will draw from the original 'CSP311' Silvia of 1965.