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So you saw the movie "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift", and you got all excited about drifting and you want to buy a drift car. I can't blame you, being a drifter myself, it's one heck of a fun ride to drift your car around corners at dangerously high speeds. Here are some tips to keep in mind when you want to buy a drift car.

1. Make sure your drift car is Rear Wheel Drive. All the cars you saw drifting in the movie "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift", use a rear-wheel-drive car. I hope I you know enough about cars to know what a rwd car is, if you don't, then I'm not quite sure drift is the smartest or safest move for you. A rwd car lets you slide the rear tires out, causing your car to drift.

2. You need a good power to weight ratio in your drift car. Most popular drift cars are Japanese sports cars. A very popular drift car is the AE86 Trueno or Sprinter or "hachiroku" made by Toyota. Other popular drift cars are one's made by Nissan like the 240sx (180sx as it's know in Japan and Australia), Silvia - S13, S14, S15, Skyline - R32, R33, R34 both coupes and 4 door sedans. Then there are the bigger drift cars that are becoming popular here in Japan like the Toyota Chaser or Mark II. Mazda's Rx7 - FC, FD are also very popular as you'd know because you saw an orange and black FD Rx7 in "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift".

3. You then need a few essential parts on your car to make it drift like in the movie "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift". Most important is an LSD (limited slip diff). This allows you to spin both rear tires at the same time, making it easier to drift. Other necessary parts include a bucket seat. Makers like Bride and Recaro have great one's pro drifters use. Coil over or lowered suspension is a must have to lower the center of gravity and stiffen the suspension of your car. That's about it for the main drift parts. If you want to make your car look like it's straight from the movie "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift", the you will need a body kit, big chrome wheels, neon lights and a big exhaust etc.

But remember folks and "wannabe" drifters, "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift" is just a movie and I don't recommend you copy that driving style on the streets. Have fun buying a drift car and be safe.

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Complete List of Nissan Veichles

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Nissan Motor Company, Ltd. (Japanese: ?????????, Nissan Jid?sha Kabushiki-gaisha?) (TYO: 7201), shortened to Nissan, is a Japanese multinational automaker headquartered in Japan. It was formerly a core member of the Nissan Group, but has become more independent after its restructuring under Carlos Ghosn (CEO).

It formerly marketed vehicles under the “Datsun” brand name and is one of the largest car manufacturers. The company’s main offices are located in the Ginza area of Ch??, Tokyo. In 1999, Nissan entered an alliance with Renault S.A. of France, which owns 44.4% of Nissan as of 2008. Nissan is among the top three Asian (also known as the Japanese Big 3 Automakers) rivals of the “Big Three” in the U.S. Currently it is the third largest Japanese car manufacturer. It also manufactures the Infiniti luxury brand.

The Nissan VQ engines, of V6 configuration, have featured among Ward’s 10 Best Engines for 14 straight years, since the award’s inception. For the truck and bus maker “Nissan Diesel,” it is a separate company from Nissan Motors; please see UD instead.

The pronunciation of its name is different in different markets. In the U.S., the brand is pronounced /?ni?s??n/, while in the UK it is /?n?sæn/. In Japanese, it is [nis?a?].

Datsun

*1935–1943

Datsun 10T Pickup

*1970–1974

Datsun 100A

1955–1957

Datsun 120Pickup

1973–1977

Datsun 140J

*1976–1978

Datsun180B/180B SSS

1977–1981

Datsun 200B/200B SSS

1972–1977

Datsun 200L

*1974–1983

Datsun200sx

*1978–1982

Datsun 210

1957–1961

Datsun 220 Pickup

1971–1975

Datsun 240C

1969–1973

Datsun 240Z

*1971–1975

Datsun 260C

*1974

Datsun 260Z

*1975–1978

Datsun 280Z

*1979–1983

Datsun 280ZX

*1978–1982

Datsun 310

*1961–1965

Datsun 320 Pickup

1968–1973

Datsun 510 Sedan

1965–1972

Datsun 520 Pickup

1971–1975

Datsun 610

1973–1979

Datsun 620“Bulletside” pickup

*1973–1977

Datsun 710

1979.5–1986.5

Datsun 720 Pickup

1976–1983

Datsun 810

*1946–1955

Datsun1121 Pickup

1970–1976

Datsun 1200 Sedan

1962–1970

Datsun 1500, 1600, 2000 Roadster

*1974–1983

Datsun B-210

1962–2001

Datsun Bluebird

1979–1986

Datsun Bluebird 910

1970–1982

Datsun Cherry

1952–1958

Datsun DC-3

1974–1978

Datsun F-10 Datsun Patrol

1932–1941

Datsun Roadster

1960–1961

Datsun SPL 210

1959–1970

Datsun Sports

1965–1985

Datsun Sunny

1965–1969

Datsun Sunny/1000/B10

1971–1973

Datsun Sunny/1200/B110

*1974–1977

Datsun Sunny/120Y/B210

1978–1982

Datsun Sunny/120Y/140Y/B310

1982–1985

Datsun/Nissan Sunny/B11

*1955–1986

Datsun Truck

*1978–1983

Datsun Urvan

Nissan

*1991–1996

Nissan 100NX

1989–1998

Nissan 180SX (branded as200SX in Europe)

1977–2002

Nissan 200SX(Silvia)

1995–1998

Nissan 200SX(US2-door Sentra coupe)

*1989–1998

Nissan 240SX(JPN S13 and S14)

*1984–1989

Nissan 300ZX Z31(Fairlady Z in Japan)

*1990–1999

Nissan 300ZX Z32(Fairlady Z in Japan)

*2003–2008

Nissan 350Z Z33 (Fairlady Z in Japan)

2009–present

Nissan 370ZZ34(Fairlady Z in Japan)

*1995–2006

Nissan Almera

*1993–present

Nissan Altima

*2004–2010

Nissan Armada

*1984–1989

Nissan Auster

*1990–2003

Nissan Avenir(Expert)

*1990

Nissan Axxess

*1989

Nissan Be-1

1957–present

Nissan Bluebird

*1991–1997

Nissan Bluebird U13

*1996–2001

Nissan Bluebird U14

*2000–present

Nissan Bluebird Sylphy

*1960–present

Nissan Cedric/Gloria

*1988–2003

Nissan Cefiro

*1970–1986

Nissan Cherry

*1988–present

Nissan Cima

*1998–present

Nissan Crew

*1998–present

Nissan Cube

*1998–present

Nissan Elgrand

*1959–1970

Nissan Fairlady

*1991

Nissan Figaro

*1959–present

Nissan Frontier

*1979–1988

Nissan Gazelle

*2008–present

Nissan GT-R

*1986.5–1997

Nissan Hardbody Truck

1999–present

Nissan Interstar(medium-size van based on Renault Master)

1997–present

Nissan Kubistar (rebadged Renault Kangoo)

*2004–present

Nissan Lafesta

*1988–1998

Nissan Largo

*2007–present

Nissan Latio

*1968–2002

Nissan Laurel

*1980–1999

Nissan Leopard

1981–present

Nissan Maxima

1984–present

Nissan Multi

2003–present

Nissan Murano

1982–present

Nissan Micra (Nissan March in Japan and Taiwan)

*2001–present

Nissan Moco, a Keicar

*1986–present

Nissan Navara

*2004–present

Nissan Note

*2009–present

Nissan NV200

*1991–1994

Nissan NX1600/NX2000

*1989

Nissan Pao

*1950–present

Nissan Patrol/Safari

*1985–present

Nissan Pathfinder

*1986–1992

Nissan Pintara

*2000–present

Nissan Platina

1981–present

Nissan Prairie

*1990–1992

Nissan Presea R10

*1994–1996

Nissan Presea R11

*1965–present

Nissan President

*1990–present

Nissan Primera

*1978–present

Nissan Pulsar

*1968

Nissan R380

*1969

Nissan R381

*1970

Nissan R382

*1989

Nissan R89C

*1997–1998

Nissan R390 GT1

*1994–1999

Nissan Rasheen

*2007–present

Nissan Rogue

*2004–2010

Nissan Quest

*1991

Nissan Saurus Jr.

*1989–1992

Nissan S-Cargo

*1982–present

Nissan Sentra

*1991–present

Nissan Serena (originally Vanette Serena in Japan)

*1988–2002

Nissan Silvia/180SX/200SX/240SX

1957–present

Nissan Skyline

*1969–1977, 1989–2002

Nissan Skyline GT-R

*1977–1992

Nissan Stanza

*1986–1988

Nissan Stanza Wagon

*1982–1986

Nissan Violet

*1996–2007

Nissan Stagea

*1965–present

Nissan Sunny

*1986–1991

Nissan Sunny/B12

*1986–1990

Nissan T12 / T72

*2003–present

Nissan Teana

*1986–present

Nissan Terrano

*1993–2006

Nissan Terrano II

2004–2010

Nissan Titan

1986–present

Nissan Urvan

1981–present

Nissan Van C22 (Vanette)

1994–2005

Nissan Wingroad

*2000–present

Nissan Xterra

2001–present

Nissan X-Trail

*2007–present

Nissan Versa

*1995–2007

Nissan Winner (SUV based on the D22, UAE)

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nissan silvia?

would it be posible to get one in the usa on the left hand side not right??

Well, technically, all Silvias are right hand drive. Just do what was mentioned before my answer and get an SR engine.

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BURNIE driver Andrew Considine is just one win away from taking out the Tasmanian Drifting Series following an outstanding season.

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