Back in 1965, Nissan made 100 kei cars specifically for children as an amusement park, in the form of the interestingly named ...

The Datsun brand — which operated under Nissan, the maker of many strange cars – is no longer active, but that's not to say that it has been entirely forgotten to history. The first Datsun vehicle hit ...

The early morning fog on the streets of Long Beach accompanied hundreds of Japanese cars and trucks that were conceived prior to 1995 as they headed into the waterfront's Marina Green Park for the ...

On the list of cars you probably shouldn't modify is the Datsun 260Z. The two-door coupe was sold in the U.S. for only one year, which makes it every bit as unique as it is ambiguous. Give one to a ...

We’ve seen some ludicrous engine swaps in the past, but few come close to this once-meager Datsun 1200 ute, which is now powered by a twin-turbo Dodge Viper V10. The insane build was created by a man ...

This 1969 Datsun 510 is kitted out in the style of Nissan’s NISMO racing history. Sharp, small, and clean, it is a a fine homage to Nissan’s golden racing era. This 1969 Datsun 510 honors Nissan’s ...