A 1996 Nissan 240SX SE miles has surfaced for sale and it could be one of the cleanest, lowest-mileage S14 left in America ...

The Nissan 240SX became a 1990s icon through rear-wheel-drive balance, tuner-friendly engineering, and affordable performance ...

Nowadays, when you think 240SX, you think drift missile. The Nineties Nissan two-door is the go-to for drifting enthusiasts everywhere thanks to its balanced, lightweight chassis, rear-wheel-drive ...

In a RadVentures interview, filmmaker and former rally driver Ryan Symancek calls a 240SX that's never seen a racetrack a "unicorn." There might be no better affordable platform in motorsports, and ...

Anyone who knows a little about Shawn Davis, the knowledgeable host of the “AutotopiaLA” channel on YouTube, and his way of doing things has probably fallen for many of the classic American car ...

There is a possibility of some tire burning and crazy drifts every time a Nissan 240SX is involved. But what happens if you include a 1JZ powerplant into the equation? Hoonigan featured a crazy ...

During the late 1980s and 1990s, tuner car culture was alive and well here in the US. Following the Japanese car boom that began mid-way through the 1970s, sports cars produced by the country began to ...

Nissan’s S platform started bringing rear-wheel-drive joy to the world starting in the 1970s. Yet by the time the 1995 240SX was ready for the market, the sports coupe remained the last RWD option in ...

It's not likely to happen these days given the current state of pricing for golden-era Japanese cars, but back in 2006, Ignacio Mendoza picked up this 1991 Nissan 240SX for a measly $400. Though its ...

This is a story about romance and cars, two themes that are as conflicting as Israel and Palestine, Harry and Voldemort, Rosie and Donald, uh, you get the point. It's not supposed to happen. Cars are ...