Nissan Skyline

Asked by Kuba Sep 17, 2008 at 07:52 PM about the Nissan Skyline

Question type: General

Why''s it called skyline

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Why not? Names for cars are pulled out of the designers asses most of the time. It could have some deep meaning, but I highly doubt it. It's badass regardless.

Yeah Lol I didn't mean to post this question but the car IQ glitched and I had to put a question up no matter what so I just made something up. Gotta delete it.

Yeah I didn't mean to put this question up, the car IQ glitched and I had to put a question no matter what so I made up something. Gotta delete it. FYI: My polish nickname is kubus and I hate my English name so I use my polish name mostly...just sayin.

If you really wanted to know, Nissan R32/ R33/ R34 skyline were only made in Japan for 4 years a piece. The name Skyline actually means Godzilla. so in other words it is Nissan Godzilla R34. and it was named this because it was a road beast. Same as us having a Dodge Challanger its a dodge "challanger" because it makes competition. So it was their way at the time to try to say "hey, can you guys beat this?"

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