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Jimbo2000

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gday

what is the fuga and has it been released there??

i remember reading about it in one of the posts on here confusing it with the new skyline

reason i ask is i beleive i saw one or a prototype or something like that in the rocks under the sydney harbour bridge today the area was kind of blocked off and drove by a few times trying to figure out what was going on.

pretty sure it was a nissan, might have said fugama or something? but figured it to be the fuga

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Fuga is the replacement for the current Y34 Cedric/Gloria. Nissan decided to change the name for the new model to "Fuga" because the overall dimentions of the car push the Fuga into the large sedan class. The Fuga will be sold in Japan in 2.5L and 3.5L V6 RWD and 4WD versions, with Infiniti M45 model carrying a 4.5L V8 (possibly the V6 engine options too, but I couldn't care less).

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