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|name = Nissan SILEIGHTY '98 |
|name = Nissan SILEIGHTY '98 |
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|image = [[File:Nissan SILEIGHTY '98.jpg|240px]] |
|image = [[File:Nissan SILEIGHTY '98.jpg|240px]] |
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+ | |games = [[Gran Turismo 4]]<br>[[Gran Turismo (PlayStation Portable game)|Gran Turismo PSP]]<br>[[Gran Turismo 5]]<br>[[Gran Turismo 6]] |
|gt5type = {{ST}} |
|gt5type = {{ST}} |
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|gt6type = {{simple}} |
|gt6type = {{simple}} |
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| − | |manufacturer = [[Nissan]] |
+ | |manufacturer = [[Nissan]]<br>Kids Heart |
|displacement = 1998 cc |
|displacement = 1998 cc |
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|drivetrain = {{FR}} |
|drivetrain = {{FR}} |
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|speed = <!-- Time it takes for the car to go 1 - 100km/h.--> |
|speed = <!-- Time it takes for the car to go 1 - 100km/h.--> |
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| − | The '''Nissan SILEIGHTY '98''' is a road car produced by [[Nissan]]. |
+ | The '''Nissan SILEIGHTY '98''' is a road car produced by [[Nissan]], with support from tuner Kids Heart. A car combining the front of a Silvia S13 with a back of a 180SX, hence the name, it appears in [[Gran Turismo 4]] and appears in every game afterwards, except [[Gran Turismo Sport]]. It has a front of a Silvia S13 with a back of a 180SX, hence the name Sileighty. |
==Colors== |
==Colors== |
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| − | There are |
+ | There are five colors available for this vehicle: |
*{{ColorSquare|#201041}} Midnight Purple Pearl |
*{{ColorSquare|#201041}} Midnight Purple Pearl |
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| − | *{{ColorSquare|#202020}} Super Black |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#202020}} Super Black |
| − | *{{ColorSquare|#A4A4A4}} Spark Silver Metallic |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#A4A4A4}} Spark Silver Metallic |
| − | *{{ColorSquare|#C5C5BD}} White |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#C5C5BD}} White |
| − | *{{ColorSquare|#BDAC00}} Yellow |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#BDAC00}} Yellow |
| − | *{{ColorSquare|#08316A}} Blue (GT2 only) |
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==In-game description== |
==In-game description== |
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==Acquisition== |
==Acquisition== |
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| − | ===GT1=== |
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| − | The SILEIGHTY can be obtained by completing the [[FR Challenge (GT1)|FR Challenge]] in Special Events. It has a 1/2 chance (50% probability) to come as a prize car. |
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| − | ===GT2=== |
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| − | The SILEIGHTY can be obtained by winning the first race of the [[FR Challenge (GT2)|FR Challenge]], located on [[Clubman Stage Route 5]]. The car is ineligible for the Silvia and 180SX Club one-make race, as it was not coded to be eligible. |
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===GT4=== |
===GT4=== |
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The SILEIGHTY '98 can occasionally be purchased in the Late 90's Car Showroom for around 12,000 Credits. It can also be obtained as a prize car from winning the [[Silvia Sisters (GT4)|Silvia Sisters]] event. This car can be used in Arcade Mode, but it doesn't appear with the other Nissan cars. It can instead be selected for use through the '98 era's car list. |
The SILEIGHTY '98 can occasionally be purchased in the Late 90's Car Showroom for around 12,000 Credits. It can also be obtained as a prize car from winning the [[Silvia Sisters (GT4)|Silvia Sisters]] event. This car can be used in Arcade Mode, but it doesn't appear with the other Nissan cars. It can instead be selected for use through the '98 era's car list. |
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===GT6=== |
===GT6=== |
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This car can be purchased for 22,880 Credits. It is a simplified car. |
This car can be purchased for 22,880 Credits. It is a simplified car. |
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| − | ==Pictures== |
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| − | -R-Nissan_Sileighty.jpg|A Nissan Sileighty with racing modifications applied. |
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| − | Nissan Sileighty (GT2).jpg|The Nissan Sileighty as it appears in the original Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 2. It appears to be based on the pre-facelift model as opposed to the post-facelift one depicted in later games. It also appears to be based on the Impact Blue Sileighty appearing in the anime and manga ''Initial D'' due to the silver BBS wheels and whale tail rear spoiler. |
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| − | File:N-18NL--.jpg|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 1. |
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| − | File:N-18nl--.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 2. |
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| − | </gallery> |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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<References /> |
<References /> |
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[[Category:GT4 Cars]] |
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[[Category:GTPSP Cars]] |
[[Category:GTPSP Cars]] |
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Revision as of 19:06, 13 September 2020
The Nissan SILEIGHTY '98 is a road car produced by Nissan, with support from tuner Kids Heart. A car combining the front of a Silvia S13 with a back of a 180SX, hence the name, it appears in Gran Turismo 4 and appears in every game afterwards, except Gran Turismo Sport. It has a front of a Silvia S13 with a back of a 180SX, hence the name Sileighty.
Colors
There are five colors available for this vehicle:
- Midnight Purple Pearl
- Super Black
- Spark Silver Metallic
- White
- Yellow
In-game description
"The 180SX and Silvia in one. An original car born from the love of fans."
The Nissan 180SX was sold as the Nissan 240SX in the US and as the 200SX in the EU.
The 180SX was created as the Silvia's sister hatchback model in March 1989. This car, sporting retractable headlights and a glass hatchback, was overshadowed by the popular Silvia at first - despite sharing the same powerplant, the 1.8-liter DOHC inline-4 that came available only with a turbocharger - but as time went on, people recognized the true value of this stylish sports coupe and sales began to climb.
The engine received an upgrade in 1991 to the SR20DET, the same 2.0-liter DOHC inline-4 in the Silvia with output rated at 202 HP and 202.5 ft-lb. This prolonged 180SX life span because its production was initially slated to end alongside the S13 Silvia; however, thanks to the popularity of the 2.4-liter 240SX in the U.S. (that had the same body shape of the 180SX), Nissan elected to keep the compact rear-drive coupe around.
In 1996, the first normally-aspirated 180SX, the Type S, was added to the lineup. Without forced induction, the Type S lacked the acceleration of the hotter version. This made the car a favorite among tuners, who took things into their own hands, giving the car their own dose of power and beefing the chassis up accordingly. This paved way for a new 180SX, one that featured the Silvia's front end, making the two cars virtual clones of each other; it was dubbed the "Sil-Eighty".
Acquisition
GT4
The SILEIGHTY '98 can occasionally be purchased in the Late 90's Car Showroom for around 12,000 Credits. It can also be obtained as a prize car from winning the Silvia Sisters event. This car can be used in Arcade Mode, but it doesn't appear with the other Nissan cars. It can instead be selected for use through the '98 era's car list.
From this game onwards, the car is based on Kids Heart's official Sileighty model that were sold by Nissan in limited quantities in 1998, hence the model year.
GTPSP
This car can be purchased for 22,880 Credits.
GT5
As a Standard car, the Nissan SILEIGHTY '98 can be purchased from the Used Car Dealership for 18,501 Credits. It is a Level 2 car. It can also be won from the A-Spec Japanese 90's Challenge event in the Amateur Series.
GT6
This car can be purchased for 22,880 Credits. It is a simplified car.