The Nissan Sylvia S15 is a sports car produced by Nissan Motor Company and is the seventh-generation model of the Sylvia series. It debuted in 1999 and was discontinued in 2002. The S15 is known for its excellent handling performance and stylish exterior design, and is deeply loved by car enthusiasts.

It is a classic sports sedan launched by Nissan in the 1970s and the first model in the Z series. With its streamlined design, powerful performance, and relatively affordable price, it quickly won the favor of the market. Equipped with a 2.4-liter inline six cylinder engine, it can provide excellent power output and driving experience. The lightweight design and rear wheel drive layout of the vehicle made it excellent in handling, becoming the dream car in the hearts of many car enthusiasts at that time. Not only is it recognized for its performance, but its unique exterior design has also become a milestone in the history of automotive design, influencing the design of many sports sedans later on.

The Nissan 240Z is the first generation model of the Nissan Z series. It was born in December 1969 and became a dazzling new star in high-performance cars. The 240Z adopts the L24 single top camshaft 2.4-liter inline 6-cylinder engine, with a horsepower of 151 and a torque of 20.2 kilograms Rice. It is equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission or a 3-speed automatic transmission, with a weight of only 1068 kilograms, an acceleration time of 8 seconds from 0-60 miles per hour, and a top speed of 201.2 km/h. In the global market, sales exceeded 520000 units, setting the best record for the sales of a single sports car model.

The Skyline GT-R C110 is a sports car launched by Nissan in 1972. The C110 adopted the popular bottle body design at the time and offered three models: sedan, coupe, and station wagon. The front face adopts a flatter horizontal shape, with four independent headlights. However, due to the 1973 oil crisis, Nissan withdrew from motorsport, and the C110 model Skyline GT-R was only available for about six months. This car is very rare in the market, with a 1977 Skyline GT2000 selling for $46000 at auction.