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Hi Guys just thought I'd add a couple of Stagea photos for you all. Taken in Tokyo last year, these two were spotted just as I was walking through the Ueno District in Tokyo, well known for all the motorcycle shops. Spotted a Bananna Yellow one on Parammatta Road last week

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Sorry to all you Stag Owners for the Non Stag Shot But it just drove by saw the shape and snap. So many cars look so familar..... but just are a little diferent Also picked up a copy of GT-R magazine for 1200 yen and a brochue on the Infinity Q35 Coupe in the States. I know no really Stagea stuff but similar DNA

Ouch you Stag owners are harsh! What's the penalty for asking if a Stagea is "the new Camry Sportivo wagon?"

what? you mean its not a volvo? wow... here I was thinking Nissan had reached the height of safe-old-man driver friendly design by collaborating with Volvo on the Stagea.

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you can, its called the 260rs !!

sorry should have specified more, I know that you can, I just don't have the money for it after buying the GTR, should have just saved more and bought a 260rs or I've seen a couple of the RB25 ones with transplant motors for sale on jspec(from memory)

definatley a car I'll consider in the future ;)

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