Nissan MID4 Concept

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Nissan MID4 Concept
Nissan
aka	Type aka here, not up there
Introduction	1985 Frankfurt Motor Show
Class	Concept Car
Body Style	2-door, 2-seat Mid-engined Coupe
Length	163.4 in
Width	69.7 in
Height	47.2 in
Wheelbase	95.9 in
Weight	2709 lb
Transmission	5-Speed Manual, 4WD
Engine	3.0 litre (2960 cc) DOHC V6
Power	195 hp @ 6000 rpm 204.3 lb-ft of torque @ 4000 rpm
Similar	similar (competition)
Designer	Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort)

The MID 4 (type I), which was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 1985, combined the functions of both show model and experimental car. The designers aimed at creating a 4WD Super Sports model with maximum maneuverability. Later, the type II was unveiled in 1987 with modifications to improve efficiency, such as a vertically mounted engine.

See Wikicars' comprehensive Nissan MID4 Concept Review.

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