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Original name: ニッサンMID4
History
First Unveiled at the 1985 Frankfurt Autoshow, the MID4 was a concept car designed by Nissan to originally go on sale in the mid-late 1980s. Nissan had aimed the MID4 to compete with European supercars from Porsche and Ferrari. The MID4 boasted a wide array of technology and features that would eventually find its way into other Nissan production cars. The MID4 prototypes would evolve into the MID4 II, though unfortunately it would never be put into production.
Early Development
The responsibility of creating the MID4 was given to a team of designers headed by Shinichiro Sakurai in the Spring of 1984. The progress of Sakurai's MID4 team was amazingly rapid, the first four prototypes were completed by March of 1985.
MID4
First unveiled at the 1985 Frankfurt Autoshow.
MID4 II
The MID4 II made its debut at the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show.
source: Wikipedia
Engine & performance:
Position: mid-engined, transversely
Type: V6, DOHC, 24-valve
Capacity: 2960 cc
Power: 230 hp @ 6000 rpm
Torque: 285 Nm @ 4000 rpm
Drive: 4WD, 4WS
Dimensions:
Length: 4150 mm
Width: 1770 mm
Height: 1200 mm
Wheelbase: 2435 mm
Weight: 1230 kg