Let's Come Up With A Name for Infiniti's Sport Division
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Originally Posted by airhoppz
OMGZLOLZ...
no I'm not joking. If both brands are owned by Nissan, what sense does it make to have a whole different branch just for parts and tuning?
Also, why not just forget about it completely? There's no need for a sport division for a luxury automaker when you have the 350Z and soon enough the GTR on the road as true sports cars, and not "luxury sports".
no I'm not joking. If both brands are owned by Nissan, what sense does it make to have a whole different branch just for parts and tuning?
Also, why not just forget about it completely? There's no need for a sport division for a luxury automaker when you have the 350Z and soon enough the GTR on the road as true sports cars, and not "luxury sports".
Infiniti "Nismo" would be the joke of the luxury divisions. It is not a serious name for a luxury vehicle.
Also, there is a need for a sport division in a luxury automaker because, obviously, no one looking for a Cayman S or a BMW M3, is going to cross into a Nissan dealer looking for a similar product.
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Does lexus use TRD?
Does acura use the "type-R" moniker, or mugen?
Does MINI use "M"? Does BMW use john cooper works?
Does dodge or chrysler use "AMG" or MB use "SRT"?
The list goes on and on. Nismo would never work.
Does acura use the "type-R" moniker, or mugen?
Does MINI use "M"? Does BMW use john cooper works?
Does dodge or chrysler use "AMG" or MB use "SRT"?
The list goes on and on. Nismo would never work.
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Originally Posted by RPL
How about C? For competition, competitive, etc.
The G35c, competition edition.
Or,
G37c, the competitive edition.
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The G35c, competition edition.
Or,
G37c, the competitive edition.
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