Nissan Foria

Nissan Foria
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The Nissan Foria is a compact 2+2 four-door coupe concept car. The Foria's styling is inspired by the early 1960s Datsun Silvia CSP311, which was in turn styled by Albrecht Goertz. This fact has lead some to assume that the Foria's design will serve as the basis for a new version of Nissan's popular Silvia. However, as of 2007, Nissan has yet to create a new Silvia.

See Wikicars' comprehensive Nissan Foria Review.

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