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I’ll spend the extra $20, even if it’s JUST so I don’t have to tell people I drive a Hyundai. 

Read more:  Nissan Versa / Hyundai Accent

Nissan Sport Magazine is the premier Nissan-Datsun-Infiniti enthusiast magazine, and we here at NICOclub.com are proud to add them to our growing online community. 

NICOclub is now the Official Forum of Nissan Sport Magazine, and you can visit the Nissan Sport Magazine Forum to catch up on current projects, discuss articles, or get a subscription at a discount!

You read right, folks.  We drove the pre-production Infiniti G37 Convertible and you didn’t.

Infiniti appears to have a winner on its hands.  Not only do you get the amazing VQ37VHR with 328 hp, but you also get secure top-down motoring with a three-piece folding steel top. The G37 Convertible features a special interior, and a unique Bose® Open Air Sound System as well as an adaptive climate control system that adjusts fan speed in accordance to top position and vehicle speed.

Read about our test drive here:  NICOclub reviews the G37 Convertible .

Those of you who have been following the build of NICOclub’s Project 240sx Convertible already know that while this beast draws a lot of attention, the modifications to it have rendered it virtually impossible to navigate speed bumps, a driveway entrance, or even irregular road surfaces.  Worse yet, getting a jack under the car, even with low-profile ramps, was a huge task.

Enter KSport, with their Airtech Pro Suspension System - A perfect solution for the ride height issue!

Read all about the installation and results here:   240sx Convertible on KSport Air Suspension Coilovers

NICOclub tests the newly-released Nitto NT-05 tires on an RB25-powered 240sx with great results.

If you’re contemplating some aggressive rubber for your daily driver, especially if you’d like a tire that can do weekend-warrior duty on the track as well, these are your tires.

At some point in your car’s lifetime, your Nissan or Infiniti will need replacement parts. These may be internal mechanical engine components and involve something as relatively minor as a fuel pump, or you may wind up in a “fender-bender” and require a new radiator and headlight assembly.

Are you better off sticking with genuine Nissan parts, or getting an aftermarket replacement manufactured by a third party?

NICOclub’s latest Ride of the Month is probably the world’s most radical (and powerful) Nissan Patrol!  VH45DE power, turbocharged, lightweight, huge tires, home-built chassis, and months of fabrication?  No problem for Darin Neely, owner and builder of this wicked 1989 Nissan Patrol!

It’s a great time to consider a new car. With the economy in the toilet, those of you who have kept the old ride well-maintained and avoided car payments may finally be getting your opportunity to shine. Dealers are making unprecedented deals to move inventory, and it’s changing the rules of car buying.

We all know the term “trade-in.” We all wonder if trading-in is the good deal it seems to be, and it’s certainly not for everyone. The best way to figure that out?  Read more!  When Does “Trading-In” Make Sense?

Comparing the 2009 Infiniti FX35 AWD against a 2009 Lexus RX 350 AWD reveals the FX surpasses the RX in dimensions, power, standard equipment and amenities.  The 2009 Infiniti FX is a premium midsize crossover available with V6 or V8 power. For 2009, the FX received a makeover, gaining freshened styling, more power and additional safety systems. 

But that’s not where it ends… Read why the FX35 beats the RX350 here!   2009 Infiniti FX35 AWD vs 2009 Lexus RX 350 AWD