Nissan's real and forgotten supercar Smiller 29 Jun 2015 Sponsored PostsComments R390 Street legal if I’m right Only two known road cars were made. One is stored in Nissan’s Zama warehouse. In terms of the GT1 version, I believe 3 were made for Le Mans. Only one finished the race. Latest NewsNewsThe SM Tribute Concept Is An Homage To The Best, Worst CitroenSM Tribute - frontNewsThe Hennessey Venom F5 Now Comes With A ManualHennessey Venom F5-M Roadster - frontNewsThe New Bentley Flying Spur Is Here With Nearly 800bhpBentley Flying Spur Speed - frontNewsJeremy Clarkson “Wound Up” By Chris Harris’ Tesla Track Test CommentsJeremy ClarksonFormula 1Aston Martin F1 Signs Adrian Newey in Five-Year, £150M DealAlonso, Newey, Lawrence and Lance Stroll at the Press ConferenceNews Hoonigan Has Filed For BankruptcyKen Block in his 2021 Subaru WRX STI rally carLatest ReviewsReviewsVW Multivan Review: Secretly The Best Thing VW Makes VW Multivan - drivingReviewsPeugeot 308 SW Review: (Platform) Sharing Is CaringPeugeot 308 SW - frontReviewsMaserati MC20 Cielo Review: Looks Supercar Special, Doesn’t Always Feel ItMaserati MC20 Cielo, driving, front 3/4Reviews2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Review: The Ultimate Automotive Glow-Up2024 Hyundai Santa Fe - front, drivingReviewsJaguar F-Type R Review: Goodnight, Loud Prince2024 Jaguar F-Type R, front 3/4, staticReviewsSubaru Crosstrek Review: Far From Perfect, But Strangely CharmingSubaru Crosstrek - front, driving
Only two known road cars were made. One is stored in Nissan’s Zama warehouse. In terms of the GT1 version, I believe 3 were made for Le Mans. Only one finished the race.
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R390
Street legal if I’m right
Only two known road cars were made. One is stored in Nissan’s Zama warehouse. In terms of the GT1 version, I believe 3 were made for Le Mans. Only one finished the race.